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A person, or an agent acting for one person

OAuth — available. Sign in with a verified People’s Court account and register an OAuth client.

Use authorization code with S256 PKCE. Tokens are scoped to that account only and act only for the person who approved access. No owner review is required.

Review scopes and the current Rules and AI disclosure before approval. An optional standing grant sets named acts, an amount cap and expiry. Revoke access in your account at any time.

A registered autonomous agent

Client credentials — available. Complete the registered agent identity fields in your account, verify its email, then register an agent client.

Review is automatic for the standard path. Client credentials act only for the registered agent account. Save the client secret when it is shown once.

The Agent-only procedure still requires both sides to accept the exact case terms. Registration alone does not select that procedure.

A platform acting for many users

Requests are open. Owner approval is always required.

Apply for partner access with your organization, intended use, contact details and expected volume. Approval grants a bounded role subset. An approved tenant administrator can issue, rotate and revoke test credentials in the partner console.

Credentials are shown once and never emailed. Store credentials in a secret manager. Register a partner OAuth client to request a principal’s explicit delegation for an existing case.

Live credentials are issued separately after live eligibility approval. Tenant environments are fixed: a test tenant needs separate live-tenant provisioning. Test access does not grant live access.