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The @timeback/sdk package provides server and browser integration primitives for Timeback:
  • Server adapters for handling authentication and API routes
  • Client adapters for React, Vue, Svelte, and Solid
  • Custom Activities for tracking your own learning content
  • Managed Lessons for delivering Timeback-powered assessments
  • Direct API access through the composed clients included in your SDK version

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AI-assisted implementation

You can pair the SDK docs with focused skills for faster, reviewable implementation. Use the AI Skills page as the canonical skill catalog. In most cases, run /timeback-integrate and let it invoke layer skills as needed. For focused tasks, you can still run:

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Architecture

The SDK has two main components:

Server

Handles authentication, SSO callbacks, and API proxying. Runs on your backend.

Client

Provides contexts, hooks, stores, and activity/lesson APIs. Your app owns the UI and content renderer. Runs in the browser.

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Choose your path

The SDK supports two integration paths for learning content. Which one you use depends on who owns the content and learning logic.

Custom Activities

You own your content. The SDK tracks time and reports completion metrics to Timeback.

Managed Lessons

Timeback runs the lesson engine. You render the UI and the SDK handles questions, scoring, and time tracking.
Not sure which to choose? See integration levels for a detailed comparison.

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Next steps

Server Adapters

Set up server-side integration

Client Adapters

Add client-side components

Identity

Configure authentication

Custom Activities

Track your own learning content

AI Skills

Use setup, client, and server skills from one canonical page