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SDK

First-party Starkscan SDK guidance and typed client entry points.

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PreviousSelf-serve account routesSession-authenticated routes for the signed-in user's personal Starkscan workspace and self-serve API keys.NextTypeScript SDKUse the first-party Starkscan TypeScript client when you want typed explorer reads in application code.

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One product surface across the explorer, HTTP API, CLI, SDK, and MCP transport. The docs should guide you into the right path instead of behaving like a separate app.

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SDK

The first-party SDK is the alpha TypeScript package for consuming Starkscan from app code. It uses the same Starkscan API key and hosted /api base as REST, CLI, and hosted MCP.

Why use it

It gives you:

  • typed responses
  • consistent auth handling
  • request ID propagation
  • the same public transport contract used by the explorer

Current label

SurfacePublic labelWhat works today
REST core APIcertifiedThe route-level certified launch set remains the production-safe base contract.
TypeScript SDKalpha@starkscan/sdk@alpha wraps the REST contract for typed application code.
Agent CLIalphaUse the CLI for shell workflows and local exports with the same key.
Hosted MCPbeta hosted / alpha launcherHosted MCP uses /api/mcp; the npm launcher package remains alpha.

Start here

  • TypeScript SDK
  • Launch matrix

Install mindset

For external users, @starkscan/sdk@alpha is the default package-manager path. Artifact installs remain a fallback for controlled distribution and verification. Pin an exact 0.1.0-alpha.* version before unattended production use.