Teams usually feel pain from identity work only after they have multiple apps, multiple environments, and multiple people touching access rules. The goal for Lamba is to make the first tenant-aware decisions obvious early, so you do not have to rewrite auth and billing logic later.
The three constraints that show up first
- Limits: project count, monthly active users, webhooks, and exports need to align with plan rules.
- Auditability: when an admin changes settings, it must be visible and exportable.
- Operational clarity: what happened, where, and why should be observable without deep vendor debugging.
Our approach
- Keep a clear contract between console APIs and the upstream gateway (
/api/v1/...). - Prefer predictable error shapes so the UI can stay calm and actionable.
- Make plan gating explicit in the UI rather than hiding features.
If you are integrating Lamba into an existing stack, start with the docs quickstart and wire auth + sessions end-to-end first. Everything else builds on that baseline.