Internal API surface
Much of the API layer in TapInn is built for its own surfaces such as the employee app and the portal. That does not automatically mean every endpoint is suited as a public integration product.
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Relevance before noise.
TapInn has a substantial internal API surface between web, mobile and admin surfaces. This page explains how we think about public relevance and exposure.
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When an API becomes relevant externally
An API becomes relevant as public documentation when there is a deliberate integration commitment, a clear auth model, a stable contract and an agreed support level.
How we should expose it
When parts of the API are made externally relevant, they should be described with target audience, auth, rate limits, versioning and a clear scope of support.
What is honest to say today
TapInn has internal routes and contracts that make the app and the portal possible. A public integration API should be treated as its own product track, not as something that "exists just because the routes exist."
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