Design an AI API contract before building the endpoint
Specify evidence, uncertainty, validation, errors, and versioning in an interface contract that can be reviewed on paper.
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Neuro Browser AI API
Learn how to describe an AI interface with clear request fields, output states, validation rules, and evidence references. No live API is offered here.
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Design the contract first
A concept API should state what it accepts, what it returns, and how it represents uncertainty. Keep a schema version separate from a model version. A response might be structurally valid while still requiring editorial review, so do not use a successful transport status as a truth label. Our API material is an educational design surface, not endpoint documentation for an operating service.
Plan for ordinary failure
Write example responses for an unsupported input, an unavailable model, and a completed but unresolved classification. Decide which operations can be retried without creating duplicates. Never place private service credentials in a public browser bundle. Use the Lab contract guide to prepare a paper specification that can be reviewed before any service is implemented.
Three questions to take with you
01Are incomplete and failed results different states?
02Which fields are required or nullable?
03Can a consumer trace the answer back to evidence?
Reference for this topic: JSON Schema object reference. Read the original context alongside the guide.