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Web and API Standards
Specifications for machine-readable API contracts, HTTP behavior, caching, JSON validation and delegated authorization.
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OpenAPI 3.1.1 defines a language-independent description format for HTTP APIs. Operations, parameters, request bodies, responses and schemas let tools inspect a service contract without reading its implementation. This entry deliberately links to a specific edition rather than claiming it is the latest release.
OpenAPI Initiative specification · Updated 2026-11-08T22:15:36.303206Z
External source ↗RFC 9110 defines shared HTTP semantics, including methods, status codes, representation metadata and conditional requests. It is a reference for implementing predictable machine clients and interpreting server responses. Conditional request behavior is particularly relevant to clients that repeatedly check maintained information.
IETF HTTP specification · Updated 2026-11-08T22:15:36.456528Z
External source ↗RFC 9111 defines how HTTP caches store, reuse and validate responses. Its rules cover freshness, validation and cache directives. The specification helps explain when a client can reuse a representation and when it must contact the origin to check for a change.
IETF HTTP caching specification · Updated 2026-11-08T22:15:36.621028Z
External source ↗JSON Schema Draft 2020-12 defines a vocabulary-based approach to describing and validating JSON documents. Its published resources separate core schema behavior from validation and describe changes to array handling and schema references. Declaring a schema dialect helps tools interpret a contract consistently.
JSON Schema project specification · Updated 2026-11-08T22:15:36.777423Z
External source ↗RFC 9700 updates OAuth 2.0 security guidance using deployment experience and an expanded threat model. It describes mitigations and deprecates modes considered insecure or less secure. This is a standards reference for systems that delegate access to user or organization resources.
IETF security best current practice · Updated 2026-11-08T22:15:36.943325Z
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