OpenVibe.Domains API

Generated at from openvibe-contracts v0.419.0 and openvibe-sdk v0.161.0.

Server https://openvibe.domains. 8 routes performing 3 capabilities. OpenAPI 3.1 document.

GET /api/v1/actions

Read one person's Action Center items from OpenVibe.Domains (plan 2026-10-28 §3.10, §5.1): their DNS change proposals (waiting for approval, applied, failed or rolled back in the last 30 days), as com

Capabilities
domains.actions.read
Visibility
first-party
Response
application/json common.action-list-result@1
Errors
errors.problem@1 (application/problem+json)
Description<p><strong>domains.actions.read</strong> (first-party): Read one person&#39;s Action Center items from OpenVibe.Domains (plan 2026-10-28 §3.10, §5.1): their DNS change proposals (waiting for approval, applied, failed or rolled back in the last 30 days), as common.action-list-result@1. GET /api/v1/actions?subject=usr_… with a service token; granted to OpenVibe.Network&#39;s aggregator only. Never another person&#39;s items, never a credential, and only the fields of common.action-item@1.</p>

POST /api/v1/proposals/{id}/decide

Approve or decline a pending OpenVibe.Domains proposal for its person (plan 2026-10-28 §5.1: no change touches DNS until its person approves it): POST /api/v1/proposals/:id/decide { decision: approve

Capabilities
domains.proposal.decide
Visibility
first-party
Parameters
  • id (path, required)
Response
application/json common.action-item@1
Errors
errors.problem@1 (application/problem+json)
Description<p><strong>domains.proposal.decide</strong> (first-party): Approve or decline a pending OpenVibe.Domains proposal for its person (plan 2026-10-28 §5.1: no change touches DNS until its person approves it): POST /api/v1/proposals/:id/decide { decision: approve | decline } with a service token and X-OV-Subject naming the proposal&#39;s owner, the same decision the person makes on the proposal&#39;s page. Approving applies the change through the provider&#39;s API with the person&#39;s connected credential; the proposal keeps its rollback. Granted to OpenVibe.Network, which acts from the Action Center for the signed-in person.</p>

GET /internal/config

Manage the configuration namespaces and secrets of OpenVibe.Domains through openvibe-shared/config (D11), so the owner can give its keys and accounts on Network's Setup tab: GET /internal/config lists

Capabilities
domains.config.manage
Visibility
internal
Parameters
  • values (query, required) — The new values, one member per key. The store validates them against the namespace schema; a secret-class value here is refused.
  • reason (query, required) — Why the change is made; it is the revision's reason in the history.
  • merge (query) — Merge into the active values instead of replacing them.
  • unset (query) — Keys to remove from the new revision.
Input
common.config-change@1
Response
application/json common.config-namespace@1
Errors
errors.problem@1 (application/problem+json)
Description<p><strong>domains.config.manage</strong> (internal): Manage the configuration namespaces and secrets of OpenVibe.Domains through openvibe-shared/config (D11), so the owner can give its keys and accounts on Network&#39;s Setup tab: GET /internal/config lists the namespace summaries, GET /internal/config/:namespace returns one as common.config-namespace@1, POST applies common.config-change@1, and PUT /internal/config/:namespace/secrets/:key sets a secret with common.config-secret-put@1 (write-only; the answer is the marker) while DELETE removes it. POST /internal/config/:namespace/test/:key asks the service&#39;s tester to try a stored value with the provider on the server, answering { ok, message } in one line that never carries a secret (the owner&#39;s Setup tab). Only Network&#39;s admin proxy, acting for the owner, holds this capability; it is never grantable to apps. Each request carries the owner as actor, and the service audits every write with that actor and key, never a secret value.</p>

GET /internal/config/{namespace}

Manage the configuration namespaces and secrets of OpenVibe.Domains through openvibe-shared/config (D11), so the owner can give its keys and accounts on Network's Setup tab: GET /internal/config lists

Capabilities
domains.config.manage
Visibility
internal
Parameters
  • namespace (path, required)
  • values (query, required) — The new values, one member per key. The store validates them against the namespace schema; a secret-class value here is refused.
  • reason (query, required) — Why the change is made; it is the revision's reason in the history.
  • merge (query) — Merge into the active values instead of replacing them.
  • unset (query) — Keys to remove from the new revision.
Input
common.config-change@1
Response
application/json common.config-namespace@1
Errors
errors.problem@1 (application/problem+json)
Description<p><strong>domains.config.manage</strong> (internal): Manage the configuration namespaces and secrets of OpenVibe.Domains through openvibe-shared/config (D11), so the owner can give its keys and accounts on Network&#39;s Setup tab: GET /internal/config lists the namespace summaries, GET /internal/config/:namespace returns one as common.config-namespace@1, POST applies common.config-change@1, and PUT /internal/config/:namespace/secrets/:key sets a secret with common.config-secret-put@1 (write-only; the answer is the marker) while DELETE removes it. POST /internal/config/:namespace/test/:key asks the service&#39;s tester to try a stored value with the provider on the server, answering { ok, message } in one line that never carries a secret (the owner&#39;s Setup tab). Only Network&#39;s admin proxy, acting for the owner, holds this capability; it is never grantable to apps. Each request carries the owner as actor, and the service audits every write with that actor and key, never a secret value.</p>

POST /internal/config/{namespace}

Manage the configuration namespaces and secrets of OpenVibe.Domains through openvibe-shared/config (D11), so the owner can give its keys and accounts on Network's Setup tab: GET /internal/config lists

Capabilities
domains.config.manage
Visibility
internal
Parameters
  • namespace (path, required)
Request body
application/json common.config-change@1
Response
application/json common.config-namespace@1
Errors
errors.problem@1 (application/problem+json)
Description<p><strong>domains.config.manage</strong> (internal): Manage the configuration namespaces and secrets of OpenVibe.Domains through openvibe-shared/config (D11), so the owner can give its keys and accounts on Network&#39;s Setup tab: GET /internal/config lists the namespace summaries, GET /internal/config/:namespace returns one as common.config-namespace@1, POST applies common.config-change@1, and PUT /internal/config/:namespace/secrets/:key sets a secret with common.config-secret-put@1 (write-only; the answer is the marker) while DELETE removes it. POST /internal/config/:namespace/test/:key asks the service&#39;s tester to try a stored value with the provider on the server, answering { ok, message } in one line that never carries a secret (the owner&#39;s Setup tab). Only Network&#39;s admin proxy, acting for the owner, holds this capability; it is never grantable to apps. Each request carries the owner as actor, and the service audits every write with that actor and key, never a secret value.</p>

PUT /internal/config/{namespace}/secrets/{key}

Manage the configuration namespaces and secrets of OpenVibe.Domains through openvibe-shared/config (D11), so the owner can give its keys and accounts on Network's Setup tab: GET /internal/config lists

Capabilities
domains.config.manage
Visibility
internal
Parameters
  • namespace (path, required)
  • key (path, required)
Request body
application/json common.config-change@1
Response
application/json common.config-namespace@1
Errors
errors.problem@1 (application/problem+json)
Description<p><strong>domains.config.manage</strong> (internal): Manage the configuration namespaces and secrets of OpenVibe.Domains through openvibe-shared/config (D11), so the owner can give its keys and accounts on Network&#39;s Setup tab: GET /internal/config lists the namespace summaries, GET /internal/config/:namespace returns one as common.config-namespace@1, POST applies common.config-change@1, and PUT /internal/config/:namespace/secrets/:key sets a secret with common.config-secret-put@1 (write-only; the answer is the marker) while DELETE removes it. POST /internal/config/:namespace/test/:key asks the service&#39;s tester to try a stored value with the provider on the server, answering { ok, message } in one line that never carries a secret (the owner&#39;s Setup tab). Only Network&#39;s admin proxy, acting for the owner, holds this capability; it is never grantable to apps. Each request carries the owner as actor, and the service audits every write with that actor and key, never a secret value.</p>

DELETE /internal/config/{namespace}/secrets/{key}

Manage the configuration namespaces and secrets of OpenVibe.Domains through openvibe-shared/config (D11), so the owner can give its keys and accounts on Network's Setup tab: GET /internal/config lists

Capabilities
domains.config.manage
Visibility
internal
Parameters
  • namespace (path, required)
  • key (path, required)
  • values (query, required) — The new values, one member per key. The store validates them against the namespace schema; a secret-class value here is refused.
  • reason (query, required) — Why the change is made; it is the revision's reason in the history.
  • merge (query) — Merge into the active values instead of replacing them.
  • unset (query) — Keys to remove from the new revision.
Input
common.config-change@1
Response
application/json common.config-namespace@1
Errors
errors.problem@1 (application/problem+json)
Description<p><strong>domains.config.manage</strong> (internal): Manage the configuration namespaces and secrets of OpenVibe.Domains through openvibe-shared/config (D11), so the owner can give its keys and accounts on Network&#39;s Setup tab: GET /internal/config lists the namespace summaries, GET /internal/config/:namespace returns one as common.config-namespace@1, POST applies common.config-change@1, and PUT /internal/config/:namespace/secrets/:key sets a secret with common.config-secret-put@1 (write-only; the answer is the marker) while DELETE removes it. POST /internal/config/:namespace/test/:key asks the service&#39;s tester to try a stored value with the provider on the server, answering { ok, message } in one line that never carries a secret (the owner&#39;s Setup tab). Only Network&#39;s admin proxy, acting for the owner, holds this capability; it is never grantable to apps. Each request carries the owner as actor, and the service audits every write with that actor and key, never a secret value.</p>

POST /internal/config/{namespace}/test/{key}

Manage the configuration namespaces and secrets of OpenVibe.Domains through openvibe-shared/config (D11), so the owner can give its keys and accounts on Network's Setup tab: GET /internal/config lists

Capabilities
domains.config.manage
Visibility
internal
Parameters
  • namespace (path, required)
  • key (path, required)
Request body
application/json common.config-change@1
Response
application/json common.config-namespace@1
Errors
errors.problem@1 (application/problem+json)
Description<p><strong>domains.config.manage</strong> (internal): Manage the configuration namespaces and secrets of OpenVibe.Domains through openvibe-shared/config (D11), so the owner can give its keys and accounts on Network&#39;s Setup tab: GET /internal/config lists the namespace summaries, GET /internal/config/:namespace returns one as common.config-namespace@1, POST applies common.config-change@1, and PUT /internal/config/:namespace/secrets/:key sets a secret with common.config-secret-put@1 (write-only; the answer is the marker) while DELETE removes it. POST /internal/config/:namespace/test/:key asks the service&#39;s tester to try a stored value with the provider on the server, answering { ok, message } in one line that never carries a secret (the owner&#39;s Setup tab). Only Network&#39;s admin proxy, acting for the owner, holds this capability; it is never grantable to apps. Each request carries the owner as actor, and the service audits every write with that actor and key, never a secret value.</p>