RydeVision
Ryde's merchant camera product, and where its API sits relative to the Agent Network.
RydeVision is a hardware-plus-subscription product for Ryde merchants: a pre-configured edge computer (US$799) that connects to a store's existing security cameras, and a US$49.99/month plan that begins when the merchant activates the device. It turns walk-in visitors into a customer list, records staff door arrivals as evidence beside PIN shift opens, and flags after-hours and register incidents for the owner to review.
It is not part of the Agent Network
The RydeVision API — status, shipping quote, purchase, activation, cancellation, plus the admin fulfilment surfaces — is first-party: it authenticates Ryde merchant sessions only. No OAuth scope grants access to it, no operation for it exists in the registry, and an agent token is refused there the same way it is refused on every first-party route — agent tokens are signed with a separate secret precisely so they fail closed outside the gateway.
Do not build an integration against first-party endpoints, this one included. They are versioned for Ryde's own clients and can change without notice; the generated API reference on this site is the only contract this program stands behind. If RydeVision capabilities are ever exposed to agents, they will appear in the reference with an honest status badge, like everything else.
The edge device is not a developer surface
The in-store computer speaks to Ryde with a per-device credential minted at fulfilment, not with developer credentials, and video never leaves the store's network — Ryde receives events. There is no SDK for the device and no way to enrol third-party hardware.