App manifest
PUBLISHEDApp ID, version, developer identity, supported AEUC products, required scopes and compatibility range.
AEUC Developer SDK
This page is the product contract developers build against now. It clearly separates published requirements from backend pieces that must be implemented before AEUC labels a production SDK stable.
App ID, version, developer identity, supported AEUC products, required scopes and compatibility range.
Sandbox credentials, production approval, token rotation, expiry and revocation expectations.
Versioned event payloads, signatures, retries, idempotency and failure handling.
Signed packages, declared permissions, supported host versions and marketplace license checks.
Sandbox data, permission tests, rate-limit tests and failure-mode checks before production review.
Semantic versions, changelog, compatibility range, rollback path and incident response.
Developers can review supported scopes and risk levels before submission.
Real app submissions create review records with declared security, privacy and access requirements.
Final OAuth client storage, revocation and signed plugin-host execution still need implementation and verification.