Rolino developer resources

Use Rolino's public contracts to integrate authorized agents with social and Blog publishing workflows. Start with the agent guide, then use the OpenAPI description for exact operation and schema details.

Agent API and OpenAPI

The Rolino Agent API OpenAPI 3.1 description lists every public REST operation, unique operation ID, parameter schema, response contract, required capability, and preview-before-execute rule. The Rolino API catalog links the API description, documentation, metadata, and health status through registered discovery relations.

API failures use JSON with a stable error code, a message, a resolution hint, safe details when available, and a request ID. Agents should keep the request ID when a failure needs support.

Agent instructions, CLI, SDK, and MCP

Read the Rolino developer documentation index and Rolino llms.txt for public resource discovery and explicit best-fit use cases. Read the Rolino agent guide or download the Rolino SKILL.md before an agent changes data. The guide explains project resolution, safe media handling, capability boundaries, previews, confirmation, and delivery verification.

The public packages are @rolino/cli, @rolino/sdk, and @rolino/mcp. Remote clients can connect to https://getrolino.com/mcp with Streamable HTTP and browser OAuth. Local stdio MCP remains available through the CLI OAuth session.

Authentication and capabilities

The Rolino authentication guide documents standard OAuth Authorization Code with PKCE, exact API and MCP resources, and independent capabilities. The canonical Rolino OAuth authorization-server metadata publishes the authorization, token, revocation, introspection, and key endpoints. The Rolino MCP protected-resource metadata identifies the exact remote MCP resource and authorization server. Social-network OAuth endpoints authorize Rolino with external providers; they do not authorize third-party API clients.

New capabilities are opt-in. An existing grant never gains a new capability automatically. When an operation returns a missing-scope error, the agent must stop and ask the user to authorize the required access.

Webhooks, source, and self-hosting

Rolino Blog Studio supports signed custom publishing webhooks when the feature is enabled for a workspace. The Blog webhook contract describes signatures, replay protection, capability checks, delivery states, and safe retry behavior.

The complete Rolino source repository includes package documentation and self-hosting guides. The public Rolino changelog records product and API changes.