Developers

One contract.
Many surfaces.

Every Dials surface — REST, CLI, MCP, webhooks — reaches the same actions. Build against the API once and your agent, your CLI, and your dashboard all behave the same way.

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Same path, three ways

One call.
Three ways in.

The same call runs from the dashboard, the CLI, and the MCP tool. Real filters. Real validation. Real records.

  • · Versioned REST
  • · Typed SDKs
  • · `dials` CLI
  • · MCP server
HTTP
GET /api/numbers/search
  ?contains=0100
  &startsWith=512
  &repeatingDigit=5
  &repeatingDigitCount=3
  &region=TX
  &postalCode=78701
  &nearLatLong=30.2672,-97.7431
  &voice=true
  &limit=25
CLI
dials numbers search \
  --contains 0100 \
  --starts-with 512 \
  --repeating-digit 5 \
  --repeating-digit-count 3 \
  --state TX \
  --zip 78701 \
  --near-lat-long 30.2672,-97.7431 \
  --voice \
  --limit 25
MCP
{
  "tool": "dials.numbers.search",
  "arguments": {
    "contains": "0100",
    "startsWith": "512",
    "repeatingDigit": "5",
    "repeatingDigitCount": 3,
    "region": "TX",
    "postalCode": "78701",
    "nearLatLong": "30.2672,-97.7431",
    "voice": true,
    "limit": 25
  }
}

All developer surfaces

Build it how you build.

REST API

HTTP, signed and verified.

Versioned endpoints. Per-call records. Safe local environment. The way humans, CLIs, and agents all reach Dials.

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SDKs

TypeScript, Rust, more.

Typed clients in TypeScript, Rust, Python, Go, Swift, and Kotlin. One contract, six idioms.

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Command line

`dials` from your terminal.

The same actions the console uses, with shell-style flags and shell-friendly output.

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MCP server

Native for agents.

The Dials MCP server exposes every action to any MCP-aware agent under the same identity rules.

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Webhooks

Signed events.

HMAC-signed, replay-protected event delivery with retry, DLQ, and per-tenant secrets.

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Changelog

Versions you can read.

Every API change recorded with a date, a version bump, and a migration note when one is required.

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Run a test call.

Pull the SDK, run one command, and watch the same call light up the console, the records, and the CLI.

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