API Readiness

Summary: An API should be specified only after its business workflow, ownership, security, data contract, and operational responsibilities are approved.

#Current position

Proposed: This package intentionally contains no endpoint paths, credentials, schemas, SDK instructions, rate limits, or availability commitments because no implemented public API has been established.

#Readiness checklist

• Business journey and users are approved.
• Data controller and processor responsibilities are understood.
• Resource ownership and authorization rules are explicit.
• Data minimization and retention are documented.
• Versioning and compatibility policy is defined.
• Idempotency, pagination, errors, and retries are specified.
• Authentication and secret lifecycle are approved.
• Observability, support, and incident ownership exist.
• Test environment and representative fixtures are available.
• Security and privacy reviews are complete.
• Service objectives and deprecation process are agreed.

#Publication gate

Do not publish sample requests that appear executable until the interface is:

• Implemented.
• Tested.
• Secured.
• Approved for its intended audience.

#Related pages

See the developer overview, integration concepts, and security overview.