The EnfinitOS sandbox is a fully-functional demonstration tenant running on the same primitives as the production platform — signed proof packs in byte-exactDocumentation Index
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envelope.v1 form, the complete rights
bounded context, real Ed25519 + SHA-256 cryptography, real
constraint enforcement.
It exists for one purpose: to let a buyer’s compliance team verify
the platform’s claims without onboarding into a paying tenant.
Available now. Request sandbox access at enfinitos.com/apply. Provision a tenant, run a synthetic delivery batch, verify the resulting proof pack in your browser. Twenty minutes start to finish.
What’s the same vs. production
| Concern | Sandbox | Production |
|---|---|---|
| Proof-pack format | envelope.v1, byte-identical | envelope.v1, byte-identical |
| Ed25519 signatures | Real, deterministic key | Real, hardware-held key |
| SHA-256 hash chain | Real, end-to-end intact | Real, end-to-end intact |
| Canonical-JSON encoding | Field-ordered + sort-keys, byte-exact | Identical |
| Rights bounded context | Full state machines | Full state machines |
| Metering projection | Per-substrate rules, deterministic | Same rules + per-tenant overrides |
| Settlement reconciliation | Banker’s rounding, audit-able | Identical |
| Constraint enforcement | Pre-render gate at delivery time | Identical |
| Persistence | In-memory per Worker isolate (ephemeral) | Postgres with hot replicas |
| Tenant identity | Cookie-scoped, HMAC-signed | OAuth + RBAC |
| Verification key directory | Sandbox-only key (publicly seeded) | Production-only key (HSM-held) |
What this means for the buyer
If your auditor’s tooling verifies a sandbox-issued pack successfully, it will verify production-issued packs with no code change — only a different verification-key directory pointer. The seven-step audit roundtrip the sandbox runs in your browser is exactly what@enfinitos/sdk-auditor’s verifyAll performs offline
against any production pack.
What can’t impersonate what
Sandbox and production are cryptographically distinct:- Sandbox signing key: derived from a published seed string. Anyone can re-derive it. Anyone can issue sandbox-format packs that the sandbox key verifies — which is precisely the point of an open demonstration environment.
- Production signing key: will be held in EnfinitOS’ production
HSM, never exported. Its public half will be published at
/v1/runtime-keysonapi.enfinitos.comat the April 2027 production launch. - Verification key directories: separate. The sandbox’s
/api/sandbox/runtime-keyscarries only the sandbox key; the production/v1/runtime-keyswill carry only production keys at launch. Cross-environment verification fails asUNKNOWN_KEY_ID. - Org namespaces: distinct. Every sandbox visitor gets a
per-session
org_…that lives only in memory.
Quick links
Request sandbox access
Apply for a sandbox tenant — five guided steps from provision to verify.
Integration playground
Paste your API key and exercise live endpoints in the browser.
API reference
Every sandbox HTTP endpoint with request/response shapes.
Architecture deep-dive
How the sandbox is layered and how it can be migrated to a
persistent (KV) backend later.