# Ravi

> Ravi gives AI agents their own identity — phone numbers, email addresses, and credential storage — so they can sign up for services, receive verification codes, and operate autonomously on the web.

## Pricing

- [Pricing](https://ravi.app/pricing.txt): Full plan and price matrix — Free, Developer, Team, Enterprise; email-only and email + phones; monthly and annual billing.

## Getting Started

- [Introduction](https://ravi.app/docs/getting-started/introduction.txt): What Ravi provides today and where to start.
- [Sign Up](https://ravi.app/docs/getting-started/sign-up.txt): How an agent signs up, gets a management key, and creates its first identity — over the API, the CLI, or the dashboard.
- [Installation](https://ravi.app/docs/getting-started/installation.txt): Install the Ravi CLI and point it at the production backend.
- [Quickstart](https://ravi.app/docs/getting-started/quickstart.txt): Make a first authenticated request to the Ravi backend.
- [Authentication](https://ravi.app/docs/getting-started/authentication.txt): Current authentication options for the Ravi backend.
- [Troubleshooting](https://ravi.app/docs/getting-started/troubleshooting.txt): Common production API and docs problems.

## Core Concepts

- [Identities](https://ravi.app/docs/core-concepts/identities.txt): The root object your agent owns — one email inbox, an optional phone number, contacts, and a credential vault bundled into a single persona.
- [Email](https://ravi.app/docs/core-concepts/email.txt): Give your agent an email address it owns — send, read, reply, and wait for verification codes.
- [Phone](https://ravi.app/docs/core-concepts/phone-and-sms.txt): Give your identity a real phone number — send and read SMS, place voice calls, and wait for one-time codes.
- [Contacts](https://ravi.app/docs/core-concepts/contacts.txt): Keep an address book per identity so your agent can resolve a name to an email or phone before sending.
- [Vault](https://ravi.app/docs/core-concepts/credential-vault.txt): Give your agent an encrypted place to keep website passwords and key-value secrets.

## CLI Reference

- [CLI Overview](https://ravi.app/docs/cli/overview.txt): What the Ravi CLI is for and how it relates to the API.
- [Command Reference](https://ravi.app/docs/cli/commands.txt): Complete reference for all Ravi CLI commands.

## API Reference

- [API Overview](https://ravi.app/docs/api/overview.txt): Current production API conventions for the Ravi backend.
- [API Endpoints](https://ravi.app/docs/api/endpoints.txt): Route families currently exposed by the Ravi Django backend.
- [API Reference](https://ravi.app/docs/api/reference.txt): Every Ravi endpoint, grouped by resource, with CLI, Python, and TypeScript examples.
- [Error Reference](https://ravi.app/docs/api/error-reference.txt): Common HTTP status codes and recovery steps for the Ravi API.

## SDKs

- [SDK Overview](https://ravi.app/docs/sdk/overview.txt): Official Ravi SDKs for TypeScript and Python.
- [TypeScript SDK](https://ravi.app/docs/sdk/typescript.txt): Install and use the official Ravi TypeScript SDK.
- [Python SDK](https://ravi.app/docs/sdk/python.txt): Install and use the official Ravi Python SDK.

## Security

- [Security Model](https://ravi.app/docs/security/security-model.txt): How Ravi scopes agent access and protects account boundaries.