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api-design

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Design or review REST API contracts — resource naming, HTTP methods, status codes, pagination, filtering, errors, versioning, and rate-limit headers. Use when shaping or auditing HTTP endpoints. Not for library/API docs (research/Context7), consumer-provider schema ownership (contract-first), or auth/secrets review (full-audit-keamanan).

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    Do not dump framework tutorials.

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SKILL.md

API Design

First-party REST design specialist. Shape the public HTTP surface so clients can predict resources, status, errors, and pagination without guessing.

Boundaries & Handoffs

NeedRoute
Official library or framework docsresearch / Context7
One canonical OpenAPI/AsyncAPI/Protobuf artifact shared by consumers and providerscontract-first
Auth, secrets, public API attack surfacefull-audit-keamanan
Module seams and testability inside one codebasecodebase-design
REST resource, status, pagination, error, and versioning designapi-design

Procedure

Consult references/conventions.md for the checklist.

  1. Name the resource. Nouns, plural, lowercase kebab-case. Nest only for true ownership. Verbs belong on actions that are not CRUD (POST /orders/:id/cancel).
  2. Pick the method and status. GET/PUT/DELETE are idempotent. POST creates or triggers. Do not wrap failures in 200 with "success": false.
  3. Lock the envelope. One success shape and one error shape for the API. Collections carry pagination meta. Errors carry a stable code, a message, and field details when validation fails.
  4. Paginate lists. Offset for small admin/search pages. Cursor for feeds and public lists. State which one, and why.
  5. Filter and sort as query params. Equality, bracket comparators, comma-separated multi-values. Do not invent a second RPC style beside REST.
  6. Version only on breaking changes. Path /api/v1 is the default. Additive fields do not need a new version. Breaking changes need a deprecation window.

Do not dump framework tutorials. Implement in the project's existing stack.

Output

Return a contract sketch: paths, methods, status codes, request/response fields, pagination choice, and breaking vs additive notes. Point contract-first at the artifact if more than one consumer will implement against it.

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