https://api.zatomic.ai/v1
Zatomic API
- Overview
- Versioning
- Authentication
- Workspaces
- Status Codes and Errors
- Token Usage
- Expanding Objects
- OpenAPI Spec
- Changelog
- Projects
- The Project Object
- Create Project
- Update Project
- Delete Project
- Retrieve Project
- Retrieve All Projects
- Prompts
- The Prompt Object
- Create Prompt
- Update Prompt
- Delete Prompt
- Retrieve Prompt
- Retrieve All Prompts
- Generate Prompt
- Versions
- The Version Object
- Create Version
- Update Version
- Delete Version
- Retrieve Version
- Retrieve All Versions
- Calculate Version Score
- Retrieve Version Score
- Generate Version Heatmap
- Retrieve Version Heatmap
- Analyze Version Balance
- Retrieve Version Balance
- Analyze Version Risk
- Retrieve Version Risk
- Improve Version
- Scoring Criteria
- The Scoring Criteria Object
- The Scoring Criterion Object
- Create Scoring Criteria
- Update Scoring Criteria
- Delete Scoring Criteria
- Retrieve Scoring Criteria
- Retrieve All Scoring Criteria
- Generate Scoring Criteria
- Create Scoring Criterion
- Update Scoring Criterion
- Delete Scoring Criterion
- Retrieve Scoring Criterion
- Scoring Criteria Results
- The Scoring Criteria Results Object
- Scoring
- The Scoring Object
- Calculate Prompt Score
- Heatmaps
- The Heatmap Object
- Generate Prompt Heatmap
- Balance
- The Balance Object
- Analyze Prompt Balance
- Risk
- The Risk Object
- Analyze Prompt Risk
Versioning
While we will support multiple versions and backwards-compatibility in the future, currently there is only one version of the API, v1. All API requests require the version in the URL.
Future versions of the API will follow the vN naming convention, where N is the next incremented whole number from the previous version. Meaning, after v1 we will have v2, v3, v4, and so on.
New versions of the API will be created only if there are breaking changes to previous versions. Breaking changes are defined as changes to request and response objects, property name changes, and removal of endpoints.
Please note: adding properties to requests and responses and adding endpoints do not result in new API versions, as these do not affect existing API clients.