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Clone the repo, install dependencies, boot the stack. Docker Compose runs the gateway, dashboard, Postgres, and Redis. Node.js 22+ and pnpm 9+ required.

Prerequisites

1

Install Node.js 22+

2

Install pnpm 9+

3

Install Docker (optional, for full stack)

Docker Desktop or Docker Engine with Docker Compose v2.

Clone and install

Option A — Full stack with Docker

Once the services are running, hit the health check:

Option B — Gateway only (in-memory)

Fastest path for exploration. No Docker required.
The gateway runs with an in-memory ledger and in-memory revocation store. Data does not persist across restarts — fine for development, not for production.

Your first intercept

Once the gateway is up, issue a capability token and intercept a request.
1

Issue a capability token

2

Intercept a request

3

Inspect the ledger

4

Verify the hash chain

Next steps

Explore the tiers

Learn how T0–T3 tier assignment and Δ-factor escalation work.

Wire up MCP

Put SINT in front of any MCP server as a security-enforcing proxy.

Wire up ROS 2

Intercept topics, services, and actions with physics-aware policy.

Deploy to production

Railway, Docker Compose, Kubernetes recipes.

Troubleshooting

You’re on an older Node version. Upgrade to Node 22 or higher via nvm: nvm install 22 && nvm use 22.
The gateway is up but the ledger or revocation store hasn’t finished initializing. Wait 5–10 seconds. If it persists, check logs for database connection errors.
Another process is holding port 3100. Either stop it or set SINT_GATEWAY_PORT=3101 in .env and update the docker-compose port mapping.
Run pnpm run build before pnpm test. The workspace needs to build packages once before tests can resolve them.
More questions? Join the community on Discord or open a GitHub Discussion.