Documentation
Model, map and measure your estate.
Concepts, step-by-step guides and API reference for Dependra.
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Connect your coding agent
Install the CLI, sign in, and let an agent inventory a repo into your landscape.
GUIDE
Model your first landscape
Create a product suite, applications and components by hand.
CONCEPT
How blast radius works
How impact is computed across systems, capabilities and audiences.
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Core concepts
How the model, the graph and the impact engine fit together.
Tenants, users & roles
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How multi-tenancy, user membership, and role-based access control work in Dependra.
Domain model
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The Dependra metamodel — strategy & transformation, business architecture, application & data, and infrastructure, connected in one graph with impact intelligence computed across all of it.
Dependencies
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Dependency types, modes, the channel & security register, and how they drive blast radius analysis.
Blast radius analysis
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How Dependra computes impact across systems, capabilities, and audiences.
Strategy & OKRs
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How Dependra's strategy layer connects objectives and key results to your live IT landscape — computed metrics, risk signals, alignment, and carry-forward cycles.
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Guides
Step by step, from first landscape to live key results.
Model your first landscape
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Step-by-step guide to creating your first product suite, applications, and components in Dependra.
Add dependencies
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How to create and manage dependencies between applications and components.
Visualize & edit in the graph
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How to use the interactive graph canvas to explore and model your IT landscape.
Model external & third-party systems
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How to represent SaaS apps, public APIs, auth providers, and other external dependencies in your Dependra landscape.
Connect Slack notifications
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Step-by-step guide to creating a Slack app with an Incoming Webhook and connecting it to Dependra for health-change alerts.
Connect Atlassian (Confluence & Jira)
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Connect Dependra to Jira and Confluence either with the Marketplace apps and a one-time connection code, or with an Atlassian service account whose scopes you control.
Run your first OKR cycle
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Step-by-step guide to creating a cycle, adding objectives and key results, running check-ins, reading risk signals, closing with carry-forward, and sharing the summary.
Computed key results
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Use one of 104 built-in landscape metrics to drive a Key Result automatically, with hourly refresh, baseline locking, and guidance on when to prefer computed over manual.
Jira key results
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Drive a Key Result from a Jira JQL filter — issue count, story point sum, or custom numeric field — with scheduled sweeps and on-demand sync.
Push key result values via API
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Use the key-results ingest endpoint to push values from Datadog, Salesforce, CI pipelines, or any custom tooling into a Dependra Key Result.
Sync your manifest from GitHub Actions
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Approve a repository in Dependra, add the manifest-sync workflow, and keep your landscape in lock-step with the code — dry-run on every pull request, apply on merge and release.
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API reference
Programmatic and agent access to your tenant.
Quickstart — connect your coding agent
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Install the Dependra CLI, sign in, and let your coding agent inventory a repository, push it into your landscape, and answer questions like "what has the most concentrated risk?"
API keys
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How to create, scope, rotate, and revoke Dependra API keys for programmatic and AI-agent access.
Authentication
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How to authenticate Dependra API requests with a scoped API key, the tenant-scoped base URL, and code examples in curl, Node.js, and C#.
API examples
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Accurate request/response examples for creating applications, components and dependencies, pushing health signals, and running blast-radius queries against the tenant-scoped Dependra API.
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