Aignostics Event Surface

generated: '2026-09-14'
method: derived
source: openapi/aignostics-platform-api-openapi.json
api: Aignostics Platform API
asyncapi_published: false
webhooks_published: false
summary: >-
  There is no AsyncAPI document, no webhooks: block in the OpenAPI, no callbacks: on any operation,
  and no webhook or event page in the documentation. Recorded here because the contract nonetheless
  references an event surface that it does not describe.
dangling_reference:
  field: RunCreationRequest.callback_context
  description_verbatim: >-
    Opaque JSON object for caller-supplied correlation data. Stored verbatim and echoed in
    state-change events. Max 1024 bytes after JSON serialization.
  finding: >-
    "state-change events" are named as a thing the platform emits, and a field exists whose only
    purpose is to correlate a caller's own identifiers with them - but nothing in the published
    surface says what those events are, how they are delivered, where to subscribe, or what shape
    they take. Either the delivery mechanism is private to an enterprise integration, or the field
    is ahead of the documentation. A caller reading only the contract cannot use it.
consumption_model_today: polling
polling_surface:
- operation: get_run_v1_runs__run_id__get
  purpose: run state (PENDING / PROCESSING / TERMINATED) and aggregate statistics
- operation: list_run_items_v1_runs__run_id__items_get
  purpose: per-item state, so results can be collected incrementally as slides finish
note: >-
  The platform is explicitly designed for incremental collection - "allowing you to retrieve results
  for individual items as soon as they complete processing" - which is exactly the workload a push
  event surface exists to serve. A documented webhook or AsyncAPI channel would remove the polling
  loop every integrator currently has to write.
pointer_emitted: false
pointer_reason: >-
  No AsyncAPI spec and no documented webhook catalog exists, so neither an AsyncAPI nor a Webhooks
  pointer is wired into apis.yml. Recording the absence, not manufacturing a presence.