What will be documented before launch
- Production base URL and regional availability.
- Authentication method, credential lifecycle, and scopes.
- Versioning and backward-compatibility policy.
- Request and response schemas with validated examples.
- Error model, idempotency, pagination, and rate limits.
- Data handling, logging, retention, and deletion boundaries.
- Deprecation notices, changelog, and support channel.
Proposed versioning contract
A future public API will use an explicit version identifier. Breaking changes will require a new version and a documented migration path. These principles are publication requirements, not a promise that a public API will launch on a particular date.
Authentication boundary
Website and desktop sign-in credentials are not developer API credentials. A future API must issue separately scoped credentials, display consent where required, support revocation, and avoid exposing privileged server credentials to a browser or client application.
Internal interfaces
Kratyx uses internal contracts to coordinate its own components. Those interfaces are confidential product implementation, are not supported for external use, and are deliberately omitted here.