GrowLeafy Brain LIOS
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The GrowLeafy Brain LIOS runtime API

These are the endpoints a LIOS client calls, and the same endpoints any other GrowLeafy client calls. They are the runtime surface, not a second product with its own accounts.

Authentication

There is no separate LIOS login.

Authentication is the canonical GrowLeafy ID. A client signs in the way every GrowLeafy client does and calls these endpoints with a Bearer token. There is no LIOS username, no LIOS password and no LIOS session: a second identity system would mean a second answer to "who is this", and two answers to that question is the thing this API exists to avoid.
  • Send Authorization: Bearer <token> on every call below.
  • An unauthenticated call is refused. It does not fall back to a guest or shared identity.
  • Ownership is answered by the server from entitlements, never by the client and never by a build flag.
  • Activation and offline packages are rate limited, and an offline package additionally requires a fresh MFA confirmation.
  • A live example of the public material is the trust anchor page, which serves the public key clients pin.

Endpoints

Versioned under /api/v1/lios. Paths containing {id} take the activation identifier returned when an installation was activated.

The runtime API, grouped by what it answers.
Method Endpoint Purpose
Identity and ownership
GET /api/v1/lios/entitlements What this account owns, with signatures.
GET /api/v1/lios/trust-anchor The public key clients pin.
GET /api/v1/lios/vocabulary The capability vocabulary.
Devices and activation
POST /api/v1/lios/activations Bind an installation, get a certificate.
POST /api/v1/lios/activations/offline-package Signed offline activation package, for a machine that cannot reach us; requires MFA.
DELETE /api/v1/lios/activations/{id} Release a device slot.
POST /api/v1/lios/activations/{id}/revoke Revoke a device, as an admin or support flow.
Releases and downloads
GET /api/v1/lios/releases Release catalogue for a platform.
GET /api/v1/lios/compatibility Server-side compatibility verdict.
POST /api/v1/lios/downloads/authorize Mint a short-lived signed download URL.

What the client is not allowed to decide

Three rules explain most of the shape of this API.

Compatibility
The verdict comes from the server. A client may report what hardware it sees, but it does not rate itself as supported, and a build is not offered for a platform the server cannot describe. See the compatibility page.
Ownership
What an account owns comes from signed entitlements issued by GrowLeafy. A client verifies them; it never writes them, and an unsigned claim of ownership is not an entitlement.
Downloads
A download URL is minted by the server, signed, and short-lived. No storage credential and no permanent object URL is ever handed to a client, which is why authorisation is a call rather than a link.

Account-facing surfaces for the same facts are at your account. Enterprise deployment and support are described on the enterprise page and the support page.