reopt architecture developer resources

reopt architecture is a free reference manual for designing AI agent systems, published by reopt Inc. Use these documents and copyable artifacts directly in your project.


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All reopt architecture documents are public and free to read. No account, API key, payment, contact-sales request, or sandbox setup is required. Reading and downloading use ordinary HTTPS GET requests; JavaScript and cookies are not required.

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Read a document with one request

Fetch the Markdown guide below without credentials. A successful response is HTTP 200 with Content-Type: text/markdown. Open the same path without .md for the human-readable HTML page.

curl --fail --show-error 'https://architecture.reopt.ai/developers.md'

Request Markdown from an HTML URL

Accept: text/markdown returns HTTP 307 to the explicit .md address. Follow the redirect with curl -L. The redirect is private and not cached; the Markdown response links to its HTML canonical. Missing documents return HTTP 404.

curl --fail --show-error --location \
  --header 'Accept: text/markdown' \
  'https://architecture.reopt.ai/developers'

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Service scope

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