Introducing eirly.dev, a home for developers building on Eirly
Docs, a dated changelog and engineering notes in one place, built as a static site you can read with JavaScript switched off.
Our developer documentation has lived at docs.eirly.health alongside our product guides. That worked while the API was small. It has grown: referrals and results, signed webhooks, Medicare ordering, an MCP server for AI agents, and a changelog that now moves most weeks.
eirly.dev is where all of that lives now.
What is here
- Docs. For practitioners (Medicare ordering, roles and permissions) and for developers (getting started, authentication, the end-to-end workflow, the REST reference, webhooks and the MCP server).
- Changelog. A product update every month, with an RSS feed if you would rather be told than check. Field-by-field API changes are in the API changelog.
- Blog. Longer write-ups: how to design an integration, why the API behaves the way it does, and what we are building next.
How it is built
The site is generated at build time and served as static files. Every page works with JavaScript disabled. Where we add interactive pieces later, they load on top of a page that already works.
What comes next
Next is an assistant that can answer questions from these docs and help you diagnose your own integration.
If something is missing or wrong, tell us at support@eirly.health.