Confidential Router · documentation

An OpenAI-compatible API inside a confidential environment

Confidential Router is an application deployed on Super Swarm. It serves inference over the OpenAI API, publishes signed evidence of what it runs, and is verified on your side before anything is sent. These pages describe the mechanisms, the commands and the deployments, with sources you can check.

Start with the mechanisms Install and send a verified request

Platform

The hardware, the cloud it runs on, and where the router sits in it.

Trusted execution environmentsExplanation
Super SwarmExplanation
The router as a Swarm applicationExplanation
Deployment topologyExplanation

Attestation

What the evidence contains, what each check proves, and what it does not.

Attestation and the evidence chainExplanation
External model endpointsExplanation

Getting started

From an invitation to a verified request.

Install and send a verified requestTutorial

Gatekeeper

Install, connect, verify, and run the local verifier.

Install GatekeeperHow-to
Connect Gatekeeper to the routerHow-to
Read a verdictHow-to
Test or unsigned buildsHow-to
Run Gatekeeper headless or in a containerHow-to

Using the API

One base-URL swap, in every client.

Console and chat

Keys, chat, credits, and what the screens show.

Reference

Commands, vocabulary, endpoints, configuration, versions.

Troubleshooting

What a refusal means, and what to do about it.

TroubleshootingHow-to

Every command on this site was run against the live deployment at https://api.router.superprotocol.com, and every flag, default and label comes from the code. The versions are on the Versions page.