OpenSecret Developer Docs are live — here’s what you’ll find

Developers kept asking for one thing: a single, predictable place to look things up. Today we have it. The new documentation site at https://docs.opensecret.cloud brings every code snippets, API references, and security notes under one roof.

Two sections to guide you

Guides
Structured, task‑based walkthroughs that start with npm install and end with running code. (We like yarn and bun too.) The Getting Started page shows how to wrap your React app in OpenSecretProvider, call useOpenSecret(), and ship an encrypted login in a few minutes.

Here's a simple example:

import { OpenSecretProvider } from "@opensecret/react";

function App() {
  return (
    <OpenSecretProvider 
      apiUrl="https://api.opensecret.cloud"
      clientId="your-project-uuid"
    >
      <YourApp />
    </OpenSecretProvider>
  );
}

API Reference
Autogenerated docs for every hook, method, and type in the TypeScript SDK. Need the param list for os.signIn() or the properties of OpenSecretAuthState? It’s all indexed in one spot.

Why it matters

• Less context‑switching – No more bouncing between blog posts and Discord threads.
• Security by default – Every sample already handles end‑to‑end encryption and enclave attestation; there are no “TODO: add security” comments.
• Room to grow – New SDKs (we know you'd like to see Rust and Swift) and GPU‑TEE examples will land here first, so you only have one changelog to watch.

Quick start

1. Read the first guide. Copy the code block, run it, watch auth just work.
2. Keep the API tab open. It’s faster than grepping the repo.
3. Tell us what’s unclear. File an issue or open a PR — the docs are version‑controlled like everything else.

That’s it. The docs are up, and they’ll track the platform commit for commit. We hope they shave a few minutes—or hours—off your next build. Let us know where they can be sharper.