Every OpenAPI document Jamb publishes, rendered with Scalar and rebuilt from the source repositories. Pick a service — each one keeps its own URL.
The Signal protocol proxy and the app’s own API — user agent management, orgs, user groups, VoIP provisioning, admin operations, and webhook receivers.
Generative AI, transcription, and real-time speech.
The whitelist and waitlist behind the app’s controlled rollout — the client’s whitelist check and invite flow, waitlist join, the service write the API server uses for automatic entries, and the admin dashboard’s API.
Jamb’s fork of the upstream Signal service — accounts, devices, keys, messages, archives, and calling.
One private endpoint that sends APNs and FCM push notifications to a Jamb account’s devices. Not Signal’s "wake and fetch" pushes.
Where the Signal clients upload a debug log, replacing Signal’s debuglogs.org. Mints a signed GCS upload policy; the archive never passes through the service. The only document here with no authentication at all — by design.
Stateless rendering behind a headless browser: HTML to PDF or PNG, SVG to PNG, and Mermaid and Graphviz diagrams to PNG.
Turns the media server’s raw per-call PCM recordings into compressed audio.
The process beside FreeSWITCH that bridges live call audio to the AI backends. Mostly the WebSocket frame protocol mod_audio_stream speaks to it, plus the one public route: the signed ack a phone sends after a caller-labeling push.