PlanVault Docs

Last updated: May 11, 2026

Docs

Pick a section below. The former single long guide is split for faster navigation; legacy anchor links on /docs redirect automatically.

Getting started

Product overview, technical advantages, and competitive comparison.

Sessions & tool routing

Sessions concepts, request lifecycle, and adaptive retrieval.

Security & compliance

Authentication, encryption, API keys, RBAC, and GDPR flows.

Stack & deployment

Technology stack, configuration, deployment, and troubleshooting.

API & data

Jump to the interactive OpenAPI explorer and GDPR-oriented API access notes.

Architecture

Pipeline, components, architectural decisions, and operational capabilities.

Examples and integration recipes

The public PlanVault/planvault-examples repository (Apache-2.0) ships standalone, runnable integrations that exercise the same Runtime API documented on the API page. Use them as authoritative integration patterns — clone, fill .env, and run.

Browse the repository on GitHub

01 · OpenAPI import

Connect any REST API to the tool catalogue via an OpenAPI 3.x spec — no SDK required; PlanVault generates typed tool definitions automatically.

02 · LangGraph via PlanVault webhook

Wrap an existing LangGraph agent as a PlanVault HTTP tool so the governed planner calls it as one step within a larger plan — with retries, secret injection, and approval gates.

03 · Secure MCP host (Node.js)

Register a Node.js stdio MCP server with PlanVault so its tools are available to any session under the same audit / RBAC / secret-injection contract as HTTP tools.

04 · Human-in-the-loop approval gate (FastAPI)

FastAPI tool server that holds execution at confirm_plan_required until an operator approves or rejects the irreversible action.

05 · n8n integration

Trigger PlanVault sessions from an n8n workflow and stream results back into the automation — combining no-code orchestration with governed AI execution.

frontend/react-chat

React + SSE chat client with plan graph, slot fields, HITL modal, and signal delivery.

webhooks/kafka-trigger

Kafka consumers → HMAC-signed inbound webhook in Python, Java, and Scala.

mcp/python-sqlite

Python (FastMCP) stdio MCP server over SQLite — minimal on-prem PoC.

scripts/bash-e2e

curl + jq session smoke-test with HITL and signal delivery — minimal deployment verification step.