Getting started

Choose your client to use models or provide account services.

Create an identity, verify Router and start your local API.

Create pools, authorize upstream accounts and publish models.

Know which address goes where

The website handles the catalog, identities and accounting. Router forwards requests inside a TEE. Local clients connect these services to your workflow.

Website, Router and local service addresses
Purpose	Address / where to find it	Where to enter it
Management platform	`https://teerouter.org`	Platform address in your client
TEE Router	Use the Router HTTPS address and matching trust policy for the deployment	Router address in your client
TeeProxy local API	`http://127.0.0.1:8899` (default port)	Your agent; see protocol-specific paths below
TeeMerchant workspace	`http://127.0.0.1:8910` (default port)	Browser on the machine running TeeMerchant

Two identities, both managed locally. Current clients register IDs using locally generated signing keys. You do not create a website username/password or manually enter a platform API key. The local API key used by your agent in TeeProxy is a separate setting; a user ID cannot replace it.

The screenshots below come from isolated demo instances of the actual clients. IDs, pools and addresses are examples; the displayed status does not demonstrate real account activation or hardware attestation. Follow the interface and connection status of your installed version.