Graphiant

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Full detail: Where this data comes from

Graphiant is a Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) provider that replaces fragmented SD-WAN, MPLS and cloud-networking stacks with a single cloud-native subscription service built on a stateless core architecture. The platform connects branches, data centers, public and neo-cloud environments, remote users, AI agents, applications, customers and business partners, delivering private connectivity, end-to-end and post-quantum encryption, data-sovereignty routing controls, Zero Trust Network Access, data loss prevention, deep packet inspection and real-time observability.

• Website — https://www.graphiant.com/
• Documentation — https://docs.graphiant.com/
• API reference — https://docs.graphiant.com/apidocs
• Portal — https://portal.graphiant.com/
• GitHub — https://github.com/Graphiant-Inc
• Status — https://status.graphiant.io/
• Trust center — https://trust.graphiant.com/

API

The Graphiant Portal REST API (https://api.graphiant.com) exposes 525 operations across 460 paths and 1,568 component schemas, covering authentication and MSP tenant switching, enterprises and users, edges, devices and device configuration jobs, sites, circuits, interfaces and LAG, LAN segments and prefixes, BGP peering and routing filters, gateways and public VIF, B2B extranet and Data Exchange, assurance and AI-adoption analytics, alarms, notifications and integrations, licensing and billing.

The OpenAPI 3.0.0 bundle is published by Graphiant inside its SDK repositories (api/graphiant_api_docs_v26.7.0.json) and is the source the Python and Go SDKs are generated from. The API host itself returns 403 to every anonymous request, so the contract is public only by way of those repositories.

Authentication is an opaque bearer token from POST /v1/auth/login, sent as authorization: Bearer <token>, valid for 30 minutes and renewed at /v1/auth/refresh. There is no OAuth 2.0 and no OIDC; authorization is an 18-domain per-user permission matrix read from GET /v1/auth/user.

Notable characteristics

• Declarative device configuration — PUT /v1/devices/{deviceId}/config takes a partial desired-state document and returns a jobId. HTTP 200 means accepted, not applied. An omitted key means "leave unchanged"; a null value means delete.
• No idempotency contract, no pagination, no rate-limit signalling, and no request-id header.
• Proprietary error envelope {errorCode, displayError, detailedError} — not RFC 9457.
• Protobuf timestamps {seconds, nanos} rather than RFC 3339 strings, leaking the gRPC control plane through the REST surface.
• The bundle declares no operationIds, no tags and no operation summaries, so the generated SDK method names (v1_edges_summary_get) act as the de-facto operation identifiers.

Artifacts

Directory	Contents
openapi/	the verbatim Graphiant OpenAPI 3.0.0 bundle, v26.7.0
overlays/	API Evangelist enhancements + recorded contract gaps (never mutates the original)
authentication/	token model, SSO/MFA, MSP tenant switching, permission domains
conventions/	versioning, async writes, declarative config semantics, naming, timestamps
errors/	error envelopes and the declared 4xx/5xx catalog
lifecycle/	release trains, deprecation posture, SLA and severity matrix, status page
changelog/	20 dated releases derived from the SDK changelog
data-model/	25 entities and 28 relationships derived from the spec
conformance/	standards conformance plus network standards and the compliance program
packages/	Python SDK, Go SDK, Ansible collection
cli/	the graphiant CLI command surface
asyncapi/	outbound webhook and notification-integration catalog (no AsyncAPI published)
mcp/	candidate MCP tool set and the REST tool crosswalk
skills/	five packaged agent skills, every operation verified against the spec
security/	domain security probe and trust center
well-known/	/.well-known/ probe results (none published)
llms/	Graphiant's own llms.txt from the docs and marketing hosts

No A2A agent card and no /.well-known/security.txt were found on any Graphiant host. Graphiant publishes no hosted MCP server; its agentic surface, Gina AI, is an in-portal assistant reached through authenticated /v2/assistant/* REST operations.