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Getting Started

Start with Meshes quickly and understand the core model.

Start here if you are new to Meshes.

The goal of this section is simple: help you understand the product quickly, validate the flow end to end, and know which API surface to use when you move from testing to real traffic.

Recommended Path

If you are evaluating Meshes for the first time, go in this order:

  1. What is Meshes? Understand what Meshes is for, what problems it solves, and where it fits in a SaaS stack.
  2. Quickstart Create a connection, add a rule, send a test event from the UI, and verify delivery in minutes.
  3. Core Concepts Build the right mental model for workspaces, connections, events, rules, and delivery behavior.
  4. API Overview Learn the difference between browser-safe event ingestion and privileged server-side management APIs.

What You Should Have After This Section

By the time you finish these pages, you should be able to:

  • explain how Meshes fits between your app and downstream tools
  • create a workspace and connect a destination
  • define a rule and validate it with a UI test event
  • send a real event from code using a publishable key
  • understand when to use a machine JWT and the private management API

Fastest Validation Path

Most teams should start with the dashboard, not code.

The fastest way to see Meshes work is:

  1. create a workspace
  2. add a webhook connection
  3. create a rule
  4. click Send Test Event
  5. inspect the resulting delivery in Events

That path proves the routing and delivery behavior first. After that, wiring your app to Meshes is usually just a small event-ingestion call.

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  • What is Meshes?
  • Quickstart
  • Core Concepts
  • API Overview
  1. Recommended Path
    1. What You Should Have After This Section
    2. Fastest Validation Path
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