API Exposure Guide

Connecting, Querying, and Mutating the Hybrid Infrastructure Graph

Rescile is designed to be the central nervous system of your infrastructure. As such, API exposure is just as critical as the architectural models themselves.

Rescile provides a comprehensive, multi-layered API surface to serve different integration patterns: from front-end applications querying the graph, to CI/CD pipelines retrieving artifacts, to external orchestrators executing safe, atomic mutations, and AI agents reasoning over your architecture.

This guide details all available methods to interact with the Rescile controller.

• The GraphQL Interface: Querying, traversal, and global queries.
• Schema & Field Types: What influences the generated GraphQL types.
• Automatic Asset Mutations: Auto-CRUD endpoints for REST and GraphQL.
• Custom API Contracts: Defining intent-based RPC endpoints.
• Parameter & Raw Asset Management: REST endpoints for parameters and CSV files.
• API Proxying & Configuration: Proxying and reshaping vendor APIs.
• Model Context Protocol (MCP): Native integration for AI agents.
• Retrieving Outputs: Fetching generated artifacts via REST.
• Executing Actions: Triggering execution steps via REST.
• Webhooks & Event Streaming: Synchronizing and streaming builds.
• End-to-End Encrypted Vault API: E2EE secret management endpoints.