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Description
Description
Logos API endpoints are currently undocumented or poorly documented, making it difficult for developers to integrate with Logos. Comprehensive API documentation is essential for adoption and proper usage.
Problem
- Developers must read source code to understand API
- No standardized documentation format (OpenAPI/Swagger)
- Unclear authentication requirements
- Missing examples for common use cases
Proposed Solution
Create comprehensive API documentation including:
- Documentation Format
- Code examples in Python/curl
Content Requirements
- Authentication: How to obtain and use API keys
- Endpoints: Full specification of all endpoints
- Request/response schemas
- Header requirements (API key, priority, timeout, etc.)
- Error responses and status codes
- Rate limiting information
- Features: Priority levels, custom timeouts, model selection
- Examples: Common use cases with complete code
- Best Practices: Recommendations for production usage
Why This Is Important
- Adoption: Good documentation is critical for developer onboarding
- Support: Reduces support burden from integration questions
- Correctness: Clear docs prevent API misuse
- Professional: Documentation signals maturity and reliability
Tasks
- Create OpenAPI specification
- Set up Swagger UI or similar documentation portal
- Write comprehensive endpoint descriptions
- Add code examples for each major endpoint
- Document authentication and authorization
- Create quickstart guide
- Link documentation from main repository README
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