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OpenAPI Specification
openapi: 3.2.0
info:
description: 'everyn self-serve API for dataset upload sessions, job specs, managed runs, run inspection, retry lineage, exports, alerts, webhooks, model catalog reads, usage and managed-AI balance reads, and organization administration.
API routes use the `/v1` prefix. API-key product calls use `Authorization: Bearer sk-everyn-...` and derive organization context from the key. Job creation, editing and forking require a human browser session and CSRF protection; product API keys may read and run saved jobs but cannot author them. Browser-admin organization routes use bearer credentials and organization IDs in the route. Successful list responses use `{ "data": [], "nextCursor": null }`, and every response includes `X-Request-Id`.'
title: everyn Public Health API
version: 1.0.0
servers:
- description: Production API
url: https://api.everyn.ai
- description: Local development API
url: http://localhost:8000
tags:
- description: Unauthenticated operational readiness checks.
name: Health
paths:
/healthz:
get:
description: Healthz. Unauthenticated Everyn operational check. Send the request to the selected server from this document; no credential is required. Parameters and responses are typed in this document.
operationId: healthz_healthz_get
responses:
'200':
content:
application/json:
schema:
additionalProperties:
type: string
title: Response Healthz Healthz Get
type: object
description: Successful Response
headers:
X-Request-Id:
description: Canonical everyn request ID generated by the API.
schema:
examples:
- req_abc123
type: string
summary: Healthz
tags:
- Health
/readyz:
get:
description: Readyz. Unauthenticated Everyn operational check. Send the request to the selected server from this document; no credential is required. Parameters and responses are typed in this document.
operationId: readyz_readyz_get
responses:
'200':
content:
application/json:
schema:
additionalProperties:
type: string
title: Response Readyz Readyz Get
type: object
description: Successful Response
headers:
X-Request-Id:
description: Canonical everyn request ID generated by the API.
schema:
examples:
- req_abc123
type: string
summary: Readyz
tags:
- Health
components:
securitySchemes:
BearerAuth:
scheme: bearer
type: http
BrowserCsrf:
description: csrfToken returned by GET /v1/auth/session for the same authenticated browser session.
in: header
name: X-CSRF-Token
type: apiKey
BrowserSession:
description: HttpOnly session cookie issued by browser login; deployment may configure its name.
in: cookie
name: everyn_session
type: apiKey