Webority-Technologies 

The fleet's banned-API rules at build time: one list of banned types, members and namespaces, each with the rule it breaks, enforced by the banned API analyzer in every project that references the package, plus... More information

Webority shared Razor component library: the App* tag helpers and the admin shell for Razor Pages heads, bundling the @webority/theme design system as a static web asset.

The contract a Webority library implements to report into a product's Diagnostics console: contributors (in-process facts, checks, links, expiries, actions), sources (external readings collected on a schedule)... More information

Shared domain contracts for Webority products, with no dependencies so a product's Domain project may reference it: IAuditableEntity, IHasPublicId, Result and Result<T> with Failure and FailureCode,... More information

Provider-neutral email core: IEmailSender/IEmailTransport, message/attachment model, SendResult, EmailKind, suppression + rendering seams. Zero provider or Razor dependency.

AI agents for Webority products on the Microsoft Agent Framework: one agent factory with bounded retry, a daily spend cap, OpenTelemetry GenAI spans, [AgentFunction] tool discovery with audited and redacted... More information

ASP.NET Core integration for Webority.Security: realm-generic registration, cookie and JWT schemes, sign-in orchestration, permission authorization, security headers, Cloudflare-cache-safe antiforgery,... More information

Store- and framework-neutral security contracts for Webority products: the realm user capability interfaces (ISecurityUser and friends), password hasher seam, sign-in outcomes, and the persistence store... More information

Dependency-free QR code encoder: byte mode (UTF-8), versions 1 to 40, all eight masks, Reed-Solomon error correction, and an SVG path on a whole-module grid.

MVC ViewToString rendering for product-owned Razor email templates, the Azure Functions / worker-host bootstrap, a shared IEmailBrand-driven base layout (_WeborityEmailLayout), and a built-in email preview +... More information

The provider-neutral judgment contract for Webority products: IAiJudge with verify, screen, compare, find, rerank, classify, decide, probability, extract, review and gate operations, the AiJudgment result with... More information

Singleton, streaming Azure Storage blob, queue and table services for the Webority fleet, with dual-auth (managed identity or connection string) client construction and an IDistributedCache over Azure Table... More information

Optional durable email outbox on the shared Webority.Outbox engine: submit-with-idempotency (IEmailOutbox) and the email queue handler that sends through IEmailSender. The product maps the shared outbox table... More information

Server-side product-analytics instrumentation for Webority .NET heads: options-bound PostHog batch capture and feedback relay to the OS ingest endpoint.

SendGrid v3 Mail Send API transport (categories, custom_args, sandbox, attachments, tracking toggles) plus signed event-webhook parsing and HMAC unsubscribe helpers.

Provider-neutral security primitives for Webority products: multi-format PBKDF2 password hashing with rehash-on-verify, RFC 6238 TOTP, recovery codes, purpose-scoped tokens, lockout policy, and phone number... More information

JWT issuance, validation, refresh-token rotation and revocation for Webority products. HS256 with strict validation, hashed refresh tokens, per-installation sessions, and reuse detection.

WebAuthn/FIDO2 passkey registration and authentication for Webority products — platform biometrics, OS PIN, and roaming security keys, usable as a primary factor or a second factor.

Lifecycle (activation, nudge, winback) email engine: a daily runner over product-registered sequences, with a claim-once store, a per-recipient weekly cap, a preference-plus-suppression gate, the lifecycle... More information

Capturing/fake email transport, in-memory suppression store, and test helpers for asserting the Webority email pipeline without a real provider.