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Namespace exposes a public API to allow building integrations on top of our platform. In addition to our detailed API Documentation, there are ready-to-use SDKs for over 15 languages.

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API Reference

Our API reference can be found at buf.build/namespace/cloud. It details what endpoints to use, and how to authenticate to them. For each service, available procedures as well as their request and response types are listed: When clicking through to a request or response type, the contents of this type are described. All available fields including their types and intended use are displayed:

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SDKs

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Go SDK

Namespace maintains an SDK for use in Go projects that provides ready-to-use clients including authentication and examples. The Go implementation is the most mature SDK and is used in production by multiple integrations. The Go SDK can be found at github.com/namespacelabs/integrations

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TypeScript SDK

Namespace maintains a TypeScript/JavaScript SDK that provides authentication, client management, and type-safe API access. It supports both ESM and CommonJS, and follows similar patterns to the Go SDK. The TypeScript SDK can be found at github.com/namespacelabs/typescript-sdk See the TypeScript SDK reference to create and operate Namespace Devboxes.

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Elixir

If you are using Elixir, check out the reference implementation provided by Tuist. The integration demonstrates how to manage tenants, create instances, ensure readiness, and gain programmatic instance access via SSH.

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Other languages

For many languages, generated SDKs are available to quickly get started with Namespaces API. These SDKs include all available procedures and request/response types to support autocompletion in your IDE. SDKs are available for many languages including Go, Python, Javascript, TypeScript, Rust, and more. To get started, visit the SDKs page and install the SDK for your language.

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Examples

Working examples in Go, TypeScript, and Python are available at github.com/namespacelabs/examples. They cover instance creation, Kubernetes clusters, container deployment, builds, IAM, and more — including no-SDK approaches using raw HTTP requests.

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IAM Integration

In order to create and manage multiple workspaces programatically, you can integrate with Namespace IAM. Namespace relies on trust relationships using public-key cryptography and the OpenID Connect standard to verify the tokens instead of pre-shared keys which are more easily compromised.
Last modified on September 8, 2026