Linkworld for developers

Ship a working app in 5 minutes. Python or TypeScript, your choice.

What you can build

Inbound triage bots

Subscribe to a tenant’s email channel, classify with an LLM, drop a record into their ERP, ack the sender — all from one on_inbound handler.

Cron-driven assistants

Run a daily 07:30 prep digest, a weekly summary, an hourly poll — declarative cron in the manifest, one handler per schedule.

Tool extensions for the agent

Expose a custom tool the tenant’s chat agent can call. Your code runs in a per-tenant container, secrets stay in the platform vault.

Per-tenant integrations

Pull from the tenant’s connected services (M365, Odoo, Slack…) via ctx.tools.call(...) — scope checks, audit logs, and rate limits are handled for you.

How it fits together

   Your code                   Linkworld platform
   ─────────                   ──────────────────
   linkworld.app.yaml ─────►   Manifest v2 (validated)
   app.tool('classify')        Tenant agent's tool registry
   app.onInbound(...)          Inbound channel events
   app.onSchedule('daily', …)  Cron dispatcher (1-min precision)

   ctx.tools.call('email_send', {...})   ──►   /api/mcp/app-tools
   ctx.secrets.get('OPENAI_KEY')          ──►   /api/mcp/app-secrets

Your app runs in a per-(tenant, app, version) container that wakes on demand and sleeps after 15 minutes idle. The SDK handles the HTTP shape; you write handlers.

Two SDKs, one contract

# Python
pip install linkworld
linkworld init my-app --lang python
cd my-app && pip install -r requirements.txt
LINKWORLD_LOCAL=1 python main.py

# TypeScript
npm install -g @linkworld/cli
linkworld init my-app --lang typescript
cd my-app && npm install
npm run dev

Both share the same manifest schema, the same handler signatures, and the same ctx.tools / ctx.secrets API. Cross-SDK CI tests assert they stay in lockstep.

Phase status

The Open App Platform is in alpha (Phase 2). The wire format is stable and the security review has shipped — partner apps in production work today. We’re still iterating on developer tooling and may break 0.x APIs until the first external partner ships.