01
API Reference
Endpoint-level request and response details, validation rules, and common failure cases.
Technical Docs
A technical docs page is coming next.
For now, `/docs` is an intentional mock page. The final surface will stay narrow and technical: API contracts, auth, deployment, integrations, and platform architecture.
Non-technical material is intentionally out of scope here. This route is reserved for implementation details only.
Planned Sections
A mock page that only points toward technical content
Nothing here pretends to be a full docs index. It is a clean placeholder that signals where the real engineering documentation will land.
02
Authentication
Tenant-aware auth behavior, access patterns, secrets, and permission boundaries.
03
Integrations
Webhooks, channels, external system contracts, and operational edge cases.
04
Deployment
Environment setup, queue runtime expectations, release steps, and smoke tests.
Documentation Style
Short, technical, and implementation-led
The final docs should bias toward commands, payloads, and operational expectations instead of broad product storytelling.
What to expect
Examples should stay concrete. Show the command, the contract, the config, or the operational rule.
pnpm dev
pnpm --filter @cs/api test
pnpm buildCommand-first setup and verification steps.
Request and response examples where contracts matter.
Environment variables, queues, and worker behavior.
Architecture notes only when they unblock implementation.
Technical Only
This route stays a mock until the real engineering docs are ready
The visual shell is in place. The next pass can swap the placeholder blocks for the actual technical references.