Misar.Dev Dart SDK

Create, build and ship apps on Misar.Dev from Dart — servers, CLIs, background isolates and the web.

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21 resource groups · 106 methods · 3 streams · typed plan-limit errors

Misar.Dev turns a description into a working app and puts it online. This SDK is the same API the studio uses: create a project, write its files, deploy it to a subdomain or your own domain, start from a template, ask the AI with an OpenAI-compatible chat endpoint, and search across your code.

Every resource and method is generated from the API's own route tree (sdks/manifest.json), so the client never drifts from what the server actually serves.

Dart >=3.0.0 <4.0.0, depending only on package:http and package:http_parser. Runs on the Dart VM, AOT, and the web (on the web there is no process environment, so pass the key explicitly). Every method returns Future<dynamic> — the decoded JSON value (a Map, a List, …), not a generated model. Building a Flutter app? Use misardev_flutter, which adds secure key storage.


Install

dart pub

dart pub add misardev

pubspec.yaml

dependencies:
  misardev: ^1.0.0

Authentication

Create an API key at https://www.misar.dev/settings/api-keys. It starts with mdk_ and is sent as Authorization: Bearer mdk_…. Pass it as apiKey:, or set MISARDEV_API_KEY and call MisarDev() with no arguments. With neither, the constructor throws a MisarDevError (code: "missing_api_key") that points at the API keys page.

Every call is checked against the plan behind that key. There is no client-side limit checking — the server decides, and the SDK surfaces its answer. A plan refusal carries code: "plan_limit_exceeded" and an upgrade offer, raises PlanLimitError, and is never retried.

import 'package:misardev/misardev.dart';

final dev = MisarDev(); // reads MISARDEV_API_KEY
// or: MisarDev(apiKey: 'mdk_…')

Resources

Every group the client exposes, and every public method on it. Each method's doc comment names the route it calls. The call shape is the same everywhere: resource.method(pathParams…, requiredQuery…, [body, query]) — body is a Map<String, dynamic> for routes that read one, query a Map<String, Object?> of the optional query parameters (nulls are dropped).

Build and ship

Resource Methods What it covers
dev.projects addCollaborator, archive, buildStatus, cancelBuild, checkSubdomain, create, createConversation, delete, deleteEnv, deleteSkills, deploy, duplicate, export, get, getBackend, getDeployment, getDomain, getEnv, getKnowledge, getSkills, getTools, importArtifact, list, listCheckpoints, listCollaborators, listConversations, listFiles, provisionBackend, removeCollaborator, removeDomain, restore, setDomain, undeploy, update, updateEnv, updateKnowledge, updateSkills, updateSubdomain, updateTools, writeFiles, buildStream Projects end to end: create, edit, files, builds, deploys, domains, env vars, collaborators, knowledge, skills, tools, export.
dev.templates create, delete, get, list, remix, update, use Starter templates: browse, create, remix, and start a project from one.
dev.checkpoints delete, restore, update Saved project snapshots: rename, restore, delete.
dev.builds list Recent builds across your projects.

AI

Resource Methods What it covers
dev.chat completions, studioStream, completionsStream OpenAI-compatible chat completions (plain and streamed) and the studio build conversation stream.
dev.search code, web Web-grounded answers with citations, and search across your own code.
dev.rag clear, index, search Index a project's code for semantic search, query it, clear it.

Connect

Resource Methods What it covers
dev.connectors available, createConnection, deleteConnection, list, listConnections, testConnection, toggle, updateConnection Connector catalogue, per-account enable state, and per-project connections.
dev.github disconnect, getConnection The linked GitHub account: read it or disconnect it.
dev.skills get, list Your Misar.AI skills library, read-only.

Teams and community

Resource Methods What it covers
dev.organizations acceptInvitation, create, createInvitation, list, listInvitations, listMembers, removeMember, revokeInvitation, updateMember Organizations, members and invitations.
dev.gallery like, list, unlike The public community gallery, and likes.
dev.profile follow, get, unfollow Public builder profiles, follow and unfollow.
dev.notifications list, markAllRead, markRead In-app notifications and read state.
dev.reports create Report abusive content.

Account, plan and billing

Resource Methods What it covers
dev.account createKey, deleteKey, export, listKeys, updateKey Account API keys (with expiry and IP allowlists) and your data export.
dev.apiKeys create, delete, list API keys — create, list, revoke.
dev.usage list, plan, track Usage for a period, your plan's allowances, and usage events.
dev.billing checkout, comparison, plans, subscription, switchPlan Plans, plan comparison, subscription, checkout, plan switch.
dev.audit list Your account's audit log.
dev.domains lookup Custom-domain availability lookup.

Client

Thing Detail
Entry point MisarDev({apiKey, baseUrl, maxRetries, timeout, httpClient, headers, environment}) — every resource is a final field on it.
apiKey mdk_…; falls back to MISARDEV_API_KEY.
baseUrl https://api.misar.io/dev (or MISARDEV_BASE_URL).
maxRetries 3 total attempts.
timeout Duration(seconds: 60) per attempt — builds and AI calls are slow.
httpClient Inject an http.Client (tests, proxies, platform clients). A client you pass is never closed by dev.close().
headers Extra headers on every request.
environment Where to read MISARDEV_API_KEY / MISARDEV_BASE_URL from; defaults to the process environment.
Results Future<dynamic> — the decoded JSON (Map, List, …); null for an empty answer; the raw String for a non-JSON one.
Retried 429 (any method), and 500/502/503/504/network failures for GET, HEAD, OPTIONS, PUT, DELETE; exponential backoff from 250 ms with jitter, honouring Retry-After (seconds or HTTP-date), capped at 60 s.
Never retried Plan refusals, POST/PATCH after a server error or dropped connection, and streams.
Escape hatch dev.transport.request(method, path, query:, body:) and dev.transport.stream(…) for any route.
Errors MisarDevError and nine subclasses — all exported from package:misardev/misardev.dart.
Cleanup dev.close() releases the HTTP client the SDK created.

Quick start

import 'package:misardev/misardev.dart';

Future<void> main() async {
  final dev = MisarDev(); // reads MISARDEV_API_KEY

  final created = await dev.projects.create({
    'name': 'Coffee shop site',
    'description': 'A one-page site for a neighbourhood coffee shop',
  });

  print(created['project']['id']);
  dev.close();
}

Primary functions

Create a project and write its files

final created = await dev.projects.create({'name': 'Landing page'});
final projectId = created['project']['id'] as String;

await dev.projects.writeFiles(projectId, {
  'files': [
    {'path': 'index.html', 'content': '<h1>Hello</h1>'},
    {'path': 'styles.css', 'content': 'h1 { color: #22c55e; }'},
  ],
});

final files = await dev.projects.listFiles(projectId);

Deploy

// Check the subdomain first — required query params are positional.
final check = await dev.projects.checkSubdomain(projectId, 'coffee-shop');

final deployment = await dev.projects.deploy(projectId, {'subdomain': 'coffee-shop'});
final status = await dev.projects.getDeployment(projectId);

Start from a template

final page = await dev.templates.list({'featured': true, 'limit': 10});
final templates = page['templates'] as List;

final project = await dev.templates.use(templates.first['id'] as String, {
  'projectName': 'My portfolio',
});

Ask the AI (OpenAI-compatible)

final completion = await dev.chat.completions({
  'model': 'misar-online',
  'messages': [
    {'role': 'user', 'content': "What's new in CSS this year?"},
  ],
});

print(completion['choices'][0]['message']['content']);

Stream a completion

import 'dart:io';

await for (final chunk in dev.chat.completionsStream({
  'model': 'misar-online',
  'messages': [
    {'role': 'user', 'content': 'Write a haiku'},
  ],
})) {
  stdout.write(chunk.data['choices'][0]['delta']['content'] ?? '');
}

Search your code

final hits = await dev.search.code({'q': 'useEffect', 'types': 'files', 'limit': 20});
final semantic = await dev.rag.search(projectId, {'query': 'where do we send email?'});

Read usage and plan

final plan = await dev.usage.plan();
final usage = await dev.usage.list({'days': 30});

Manage API keys

final key = await dev.account.createKey({'name': 'CI'});
print(key['key']); // shown once and never again

Errors

Every non-2xx answer raises a typed error, all exported from the package root. Each carries status, message, code, the decoded body and the requestId (from x-request-id).

Class When
ValidationError 400 / 422 — the request was malformed.
AuthenticationError 401 — the key is missing, revoked, expired or not a Misar.Dev key.
PermissionDeniedError 403 — authenticated, but not allowed to touch this resource.
NotFoundError 404 — no such resource, or not one this key can see.
ConflictError 409 — conflicts with the current state (for example, a build already running).
RateLimitError 429 throttle, after retries. Carries retryAfter (seconds).
PlanLimitError The plan behind the key does not cover the call. See below.
ServerError 5xx, after retries where retrying is safe.
NetworkError The request never got an answer (DNS, socket, timeout). status is 0.
MisarDevError The base class, and anything else.

The message is read from error (a string), then error.message (the OpenAI shape the /v1/* routes use), then message, then the raw body; code from code or error.code.

Catch from most specific to least:

try {
  await dev.projects.deploy(projectId);
} on PlanLimitError catch (e) {
  print('${e.offer?['headline']} — ${e.upgradeUrl}');
} on RateLimitError catch (e) {
  print('throttled; retry in ${e.retryAfter}s');
} on NetworkError catch (e) {
  print('transport failure: ${e.message}');
} on MisarDevError catch (e) {
  print('${e.status} ${e.code}: ${e.message} (request ${e.requestId})');
}

Plan limits

A feature that is not on the plan answers 402 (reason: "feature_locked"); a spent allowance answers 429 (reason: "quota_exhausted", with Retry-After). Both carry code: "plan_limit_exceeded" and an upgrade offer. The SDK keys on that code — never on the status — so a spent quota is never mistaken for a throttle and never retried.

PlanLimitError.offer is the full offer as a Map<String, dynamic>, every field kept: a headline, the plans that would unblock you with their prices and what each one unlocks, the usage, and the URLs. All of that copy comes from the server, so render it rather than writing your own. Convenience getters: upgradeUrl (urls.billing, falling back to urls.pricing), feature, reason, currentPlan (current_plan.slug), recommendedPlan, and retryAfter (seconds until a quota resets).

try {
  await dev.projects.list();
} on PlanLimitError catch (e) {
  final offer = e.offer ?? const {};
  print(offer['headline']);
  for (final plan in (offer['plans'] as List? ?? const [])) {
    print('  ${plan['name']} — ${plan['price']}');
  }
  print('Upgrade: ${e.upgradeUrl}');
  // e.feature, e.currentPlan, e.recommendedPlan, e.retryAfter
}

Streaming

Three endpoints stream Server-Sent Events. Each returns a Stream<SseEvent>; an SseEvent has event (the event: name or null), data (JSON-decoded when it is JSON, else the raw string) and id.

Method Route
chat.completionsStream(body) POST /v1/chat/completions — sets stream: true for you, ends at [DONE].
chat.studioStream(body) POST /chat — the studio's build conversation.
projects.buildStream(id) GET /projects/{id}/build-stream — live build progress.

Keep-alive comments are skipped, multi-line data: is joined with newlines, and the [DONE] sentinel is consumed rather than handed on. A stream is never retried: replaying one that failed mid-flight would duplicate whatever you had already read. A plan refusal — before the stream opens or as an error frame inside it — raises PlanLimitError.

await for (final event in dev.projects.buildStream(projectId)) {
  print('${event.event}: ${event.data}');
}

Pagination

List endpoints that take limit / offset return one page at a time. paginate walks every page and stops on a short one. Items are read from the page when it is a list, otherwise from its first list-valued field (templates, items, keys, …):

await for (final template in paginate(
  (offset, limit) => dev.templates.list({'offset': offset, 'limit': limit}),
  pageSize: 50,
  maxItems: 200,
)) {
  print(template['name']);
}

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Libraries

misardev
The MisarDev API client for Dart.