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Patchwork owns the Pusher account. The client fetches public config, then asks us to sign a private-thread-{id} subscription. Direct tokens can only subscribe to their own threads. If Pusher is not configured on the workspace’s API, enabled is false and you poll GET /v1/loom/runs/:id instead. @usepatchwork/react does this automatically.

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Config

GET /v1/loom/realtime/config
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boolean
required
Whether the server will publish thread events.
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string
Public Pusher key. Never a secret.
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string
Pusher cluster.

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Authorize

POST /v1/loom/realtime/auth
Returns the Pusher authentication payload for that socket. 403 if the token does not own the thread. Channel name must be private-thread- plus the thread UUID.

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Endpoints

  • GET /v1/loom/realtime/config — public Pusher config
  • POST /v1/loom/realtime/auth — sign a channel subscription