Acceptable Use Policy
Effective date: August 13, 2026
Effective date: August 13, 2026
Step-by-step guide to set up and test authentication in ValkyrAI/ValorIDE. Stripe-style, actionable, and production-ready.
Required metadata and review gates before publishing MCP services into the ValorIDE catalog.
Migration guide for the retired BitchyModule payload broadcaster.
OpenXLS and ThorAPI are powerful tools intended to accelerate development and enhance security. However, it is crucial to review and test all generated code thoroughly to ensure it meets your application's requirements and complies with all relevant regulations and best practices.
SecureField and ThorAPI are powerful tools intended to accelerate development and enhance security. However, it is crucial to review and test all generated code thoroughly to ensure it meets your application's requirements and complies with all relevant regulations and best practices.
ValkyrAI, ValorIDE, Gridheim, and ThorAPI are powerful tools intended to accelerate development and enhance security. However, it is crucial to review and test all generated code thoroughly to ensure it meets your application's requirements and complies with all relevant regulations and best practices.
ValkyrAI, ValorIDE, Gridheim and ThorAPI are powerful tools intended to accelerate development and enhance security. However, it is crucial to review and test all generated code thoroughly to ensure it meets your application's requirements and complies with all relevant regulations and best practices.
Valor, ValkyrAI, and ThorAPI are powerful tools intended to accelerate development and enhance security. However, it is crucial to review and test all generated code thoroughly to ensure it meets your application's requirements and complies with all relevant regulations and best practices.
Last Updated: 2024-02-20
Practical OAuth2 scope recommendations for ValkyrAI/ValorIDE integrations. Keep scopes minimal and least-privilege.
Migrate legacy worker-local OpenAPI imports to the authenticated tenant-scoped Design Center flow.
Provable runtime evidence, key custody, and ThorAPI-native trust objects for GrayMatter-backed systems.
Valor tool-use boundaries, model references, IntegrationAccount permissions, and secure LLMDetails handling.