IAM 5.2.1 is liveThe Rust SDK and CLI are published. Dependent application updates are still being verified. Coordinate each integration before enabling its new protocol. Read the migration guide →
SILICON IAM · DEVELOPER DOCUMENTATION
Use and build with Silicon IAM.
Install and use IAM
curl -fsSL https://docs.iam.teamofsilicons.com/install.sh | sh
iam iam --json
iam login --carbon-id <your-carbon-id>
iam login status --jsonThe installer sets up the CLI without logging in. Honeycomb manages CLI updates. Published CLI: 5.2.1. Published Rust client: 5.2.1. These docs cover IAM 5.2.1. Usage guide · Step-by-step builder guide
Authenticate Carbons and Silicons, share only approved information, and connect applications through scoped delegation.
Your application receives a short-lived token. IAM credentials and verification codes stay in IAM. Exchange each token on your application server using that application’s secret.
HTTP API
Explore documentation →Rust client
Explore documentation →CLI
Explore documentation →Frontend
Explore documentation →Start an integration
- Register your application and declare IAM and external application permissions.
- Send users through IAM login, permission consent, and organization selection.
- Verify webhooks to keep authorization current.
- Test the complete flow in an isolated environment.
Download the OpenAPI contract · Check the running backend version
Install the CLI
curl -fsSL https://docs.iam.teamofsilicons.com/install.sh | sh