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Silicon Briefcase#

Organization-scoped files for Carbons, Silicons, and IAM-authorized applications. This is the documentation source for https://docs.briefcase.teamofsilicons.com, covering the first official release 1.0.0.

Start here#

Guide What you can do
Browser app Sign in, browse, preview, upload, share, and restore
CLI Manage files and testing environments from a terminal
Rust client Integrate the official typed, streaming client
HTTP API and operation reference Authenticate, use endpoints, and understand errors
Operation inventory All 58 operation IDs, methods, paths and revisions
Sharing and logs Member/email/tag invitations, public links, mail and audit history
OBO applications Act inside an app namespace with current user permissions
Delegated uploads Reserve, transfer, publish and recover staged uploads
Testing environments Select a paired test plane using its IAM app secret
IAM integration Configure scopes, critical endpoints and signed webhooks
Version policy Negotiation, compatibility, deprecation and sunset
Deployment Run the backend, gateway, worker, storage and docs

Addresses#

Surface Address
Application and permanent links https://briefcase.teamofsilicons.com/org/{org_id}/{path}
API https://backend.briefcase.teamofsilicons.com/api/v1/
Contract negotiation https://backend.briefcase.teamofsilicons.com/api/version
IAM webhook receiver https://backend.briefcase.teamofsilicons.com/webhook/
Documentation https://docs.briefcase.teamofsilicons.com/

IAM owns login, membership, roles and tags. An organization contains public, private, tag, and app folders. File names and paths stay readable; authorization decides what each actor can discover. Public within an organization and anyone-with-link access are distinct settings.

Upload any file type. Reuploading a name publishes the next immutable version on the same file ID. Download folders as streamed tar.zst, restore files from the 45-day bin, and inspect the preceding year of logs. The default limits are 100 GB per UTC day and 1 PB storage per organization; testing planes are limited to 2 GiB and ten active environments.

The OpenAPI document is the wire reference. UNDERSTANDING.md is the human-maintained product specification. Development 0.x contracts are unsupported by this release.