# Request early access

Get SDK access, register your application origin, and start building on staging.


TrustGraph onboarding is handled by hand. [Reach out to hello@rebellion.systems](mailto:hello@rebellion.systems?subject=TrustGraph%20integration) with what you want to build and your application origins.

## What to send

Include your use case, your web or native platform, and each exact application origin you will use. An origin includes the scheme, hostname, and port when present. Development and deployed app origins should be listed separately.

## What happens next

1. We arrange access to the private SDK package and its installation instructions. Public package availability is **coming soon**.
2. We add your exact application origin to the service allowlist and configure browser access. This is a required onboarding step before binding a device.
3. You configure the staging API and independently supplied attestation-key pins in your application.
4. You work through the [quickstart](/quickstart) to bind a device, declare a vouch, and verify a reachability answer locally.

The SDK package is `@rebellion-systems/trust-graph-sdk`. Access to these public docs does not grant access to the package. Use the installation instructions supplied during onboarding.

## Develop on staging

Use `https://trust-staging.rebellion.systems`. There is no sandbox environment. Production uses `https://trust.rebellion.systems`; moving to it requires a separate configuration and onboarding review. See [environments](/environments).


**Note**
A successful origin registration allows the browser ceremony to return to your app. Each user's device still completes its own AuthenSee binding and signs its own requests.

## Choose a first integration

[Signed messages](/build/signed-messages), [trust-gated features](/build/trust-gated-features), and [agents](/build/agents) can be composed from the existing primitives. [Git signer membership](/build/git-signers) has a server route. [Calls](/build/calls) and [call screening](/build/call-screening) are concepts seeking collaborators.