Create lq_test_
Issue a sandbox credential with only the scopes your integration needs.
LargeQuant exposes one stable Omni contract across Finance, Risk, Treasury, Physics, Molecular, Biology and Scientific Discovery, backed by test/live identities, deterministic sandbox execution, request IDs, rate limits, evidence and developer observability.
GET /api/v1/omni
Authorization: Bearer lq_test_...
Accept: application/json
POST /api/v1/omni/finance/runs
Idempotency-Key: scenario-001
{
"workspace_id": "...",
"capability": "scenario",
"input": { "name": "Rates +100bp" }
}The Developer Console now brings credentials, a no-secret-storage API playground, request logs, webhook deliveries, usage and integration documentation together in one place.
lq_test_Issue a sandbox credential with only the scopes your integration needs.
Call /api/v1/omni and inspect capability contracts for each quantitative world.
Use deterministic sandbox mode before moving the same contract to lq_live_.
Trace request IDs, latency, status, rate-limit state and signed webhook delivery from the console.
Authorization: Bearer is the canonical transport. LargeQuant also supports X-LargeQuant-API-Key as a hosting-safe fallback. Service accounts bind production access to organization, workspace, project and environment boundaries.
Authorization: Bearer lq_test_...
# Hosting-safe fallback
X-LargeQuant-API-Key: lq_test_...Designed for explicit inputs, scoped identity, request correlation and reproducible quantitative work.
Designed for explicit inputs, scoped identity, request correlation and reproducible quantitative work.
Designed for explicit inputs, scoped identity, request correlation and reproducible quantitative work.
Designed for explicit inputs, scoped identity, request correlation and reproducible quantitative work.
Designed for explicit inputs, scoped identity, request correlation and reproducible quantitative work.
Designed for explicit inputs, scoped identity, request correlation and reproducible quantitative work.
Designed for explicit inputs, scoped identity, request correlation and reproducible quantitative work.
Designed for explicit inputs, scoped identity, request correlation and reproducible quantitative work.
Node/TypeScript, Python, PHP, Laravel, CodeIgniter, Java, .NET and Dart/Flutter SDK source exists today. Registry publication, contract-generation checks and automated package release are the dedicated LQDX4 step; REST remains the production contract until that seal is complete.
Developer evaluation uses deterministic test mode. Production access uses live credentials, commercial entitlements, Quant Balance telemetry and institutional controls where required.