Developers
AvailableAPI Reference
A high-level API reference orientation without changing API contracts.AINMAX API references should help developers understand accepted platform areas without inventing endpoints or implying that planned integrations are live.
What this means
- API documentation must follow the implemented backend and OpenAPI contract.
- Public pages can describe API areas at a high level, but they must not create new contracts.
- Authentication, authorization, privacy, and rate limits remain backend concerns.
How AINMAX supports this
- Current static Resources content explains developer boundaries.
- Accepted API details remain documented through project OpenAPI and API docs.
- Future API expansion requires separate backend, OpenAPI, tests, and acceptance.
What is available now
- Static API Reference orientation page.
- High-level references to public/authenticated API areas already accepted elsewhere.
- No new endpoint behavior from this page.
What is planned
- Detailed public API reference when contracts are ready for publication.
- Examples tied to accepted OpenAPI definitions.
- Versioned changelog for API changes if future contracts change.
This page does not add endpoints, change API contracts, expose tokens, enable federation, or promise inactive API features.