API collaboration / development teams
An API change starts a conversation.
PeerSync is a developer-first endpoint review concept. Compare contracts, surface breaking changes and document migration choices.
Independent product concept. Preview available.
A related web resource
Developer content that can be discovered
Accurate API examples help developers evaluate a product. Public documentation also benefits from an intentional content structure. Webbnix’s content marketing work includes documentation and help content as part of its published service offering.
Field notes
01Reviewing a breaking API change
A renamed field can look harmless in a pull request while breaking an integration that relies on its old meaning.
Writing a migration note
Review example payloads alongside the schema. Record compatibility assumptions before approving a version change.
Documenting endpoint assumptions
A practical note using the patch /owners example.
A closer look
Reviewing a breaking API change
A renamed field can look harmless in a pull request while breaking an integration that relies on its old meaning.
Review example payloads alongside the schema. Record compatibility assumptions before approving a version change.
Read the note →Documenting endpoint assumptions
Explore PeerSync ↗Review example payloads alongside the schema. Record compatibility assumptions before approving a version change.
PeerSync / specimen
A record with context
| Item | Context | State |
|---|---|---|
| GET /projects | v1 stable | 200 |
| POST /reviews | v2 proposed | 201 |
| PATCH /owners | Optional field | 204 |