Developer tooling: a CLI, an agent skill and an n8n node

Every API operation as a command, for shells, scripts and coding agents. --json prints the API response as returned, --dry-run prints the request as a curl command without sending it or needing a key, irreversible deletes require --yes, and exit codes separate usage, auth, credit and retryable failures. Retries on 429, 502 and 503 are automatic and never double-charge.

• CLI docs

A SKILL.md for Claude Code, OpenClaw, Codex and other agents that load skills. It covers the API, the CLI, the cost of every call and how to calibrate thresholds. It also sets the rules an agent follows before it spends credits, deletes data or registers a selfie.

• Agent skill docs

Collection, Face, Batch and Account operations as an n8n node. A trigger registers its own webhook, verifies every delivery's HMAC signature, and fires a derived Batch Completed event once per batch. It ships with two example workflows: batch-index a gallery, and email guests their photos from a selfie.

• n8n guide

Face compare and face detector in the browser, running on the same API. Sign in to use them. Each run uses your account's free credits, and runs are rate limited.

• Face compare
• Face detector

Measured accuracy results with the method behind each number.

• Benchmarks

How Kamero, our own event-photo product, moved face search onto SightRadar.

• Read the case study

Five playbooks for races, weddings, conferences, schools and theme parks.

• Use cases

An MCP server is coming soon as a separate release.

The quickstart now exports SIGHTRADAR_API_KEY, the variable the SDKs and CLI read. Search snippets in the quickstart and SDK guides read score from each match; similarity on a match is a deprecated alias.

• Quickstart