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GOL is building infrastructure for agents to make payments within limits approved by an account owner. Developers will use a public API and SDK to request actions. The owner’s mandate, enforced on-chain, will decide whether those actions are allowed. Today, you can explore the locally implemented developer test control plane: sign in, create a project, issue a scoped test API key, and verify it with GET /v1/whoami. Account installation, mandates, payments, and receipts are not yet a supported integration.

Make your first request

Use a test key from your server to check which project and environment it belongs to.

Understand the boundary

Learn why a developer credential and an owner’s payment authority are separate.

Check availability

See what is implemented locally and what still needs a supported release.

Explore the API contract

Read the versioned OpenAPI reference used by the current local implementation.

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A useful place to start

If you are evaluating GOL for an application, read current availability first. If you want to try the implemented control plane, create a local test project, then make your first request. The examples here use http://127.0.0.1:4100 because they describe a local platform instance. A passing local request does not imply a hosted GOL API or payment service is live.