Create a qURL - a secure, policy-bound link to a protected resource. The returned qurl_link is ephemeral (shown once) and should be shared immediately.

Resolve a qURL access token to get the target URL and open firewall access. After resolution, the target URL is accessible from your IP for the duration specified in access_grant.expires_in seconds.

List qURLs with optional filtering by status, date ranges, and search query.

Get details of a qURL resource and its access tokens. Accepts either a resource ID (r_ prefix) or a qURL display ID (q_ prefix).

Revoke/delete a qURL. This immediately invalidates the link.

Extend the expiration of an active qURL. Accepts a resource ID (r_) or qURL display ID (q_). Shorthand for update_qurl with only extend_by — use update_qurl for richer updates (tags, description, expiration).

Update a qURL - extend expiration, set an absolute expiry, update tags, or change the description. Accepts either a resource ID (r_ prefix) or qURL display ID (q_ prefix). Do not provide both extend_by and expires_at. At least one update field is required.

Mint a new access link for an existing qURL resource. Accepts either a resource ID (r_ prefix) or qURL display ID (q_ prefix). Use this to generate additional access links without creating a new resource. Do not provide both expires_in and expires_at.

Create multiple qURLs in a single request. Returns per-item results including any errors for partial failures. The response sets isError=true when one or more items fail so agents can branch on partial failure without parsing the JSON.