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Jan 28, 2026

Backboard Introduces an Official TypeScript SDK

We have released an official TypeScript SDK for Backboard. This launch is driven directly by strong demand from the next generation of builders who are choosing TypeScript as their primary language for modern application development.

Why we built it

TypeScript has become the default for serious web, product, and platform engineering. Many teams building with Backboard told us they wanted a native, first-class way to integrate memory, state, and orchestration into TypeScript-based systems without friction.

This SDK is our response. It is designed to feel natural inside TypeScript projects, with strong typing, clear interfaces, and predictable behavior that fits cleanly into existing workflows.

What it enables

The TypeScript SDK makes it easier to:

  • Integrate Backboard directly into TypeScript and JavaScript applications

  • Build stateful, memory-aware AI systems with less glue code

  • Move faster from prototype to production with a developer-first interface

The goal is simple. Reduce integration overhead so builders can focus on product and ideas, not infrastructure.

How to get started

The SDK is available now and documented in our Quickstart SDK documentation, where you will find installation steps, examples, and common usage patterns. If you are already using Backboard, you can drop it into an existing project in minutes.

A note to the TypeScript community

We built this because you asked for it. The TypeScript ecosystem continues to shape how modern software is written, and we are excited to support builders who are pushing boundaries with AI-native systems.

Keep building. We are just getting started.

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