BioFlyte · AsyncAPI Specification
Bioflyte Event Surface
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CompanyBiodefenseBiothreat DetectionMass SpectrometryAerosol MonitoringHomeland SecurityCritical InfrastructurePublic SafetySensorsHardwareArtificial IntelligenceContentAsyncAPIEvents
AsyncAPI Specification
generated: '2026-08-07'
method: derived
source: openapi/bioflyte-portal-openapi-original.json
spec_type: none
published_asyncapi: false
published_webhook_catalog: false
pointer_wired: false
note: >-
BioFlyte publishes NO AsyncAPI document and NO webhook catalogue, so neither an `AsyncAPI` nor
a `Webhooks` pointer is wired in apis.yml. This file exists to record, without fabricating a
spec, that an event surface demonstrably exists behind the customer portal — the published
AdminWeb OpenAPI carries event payload schemas and event test hooks that only make sense if
devices push samples and alerts into the platform. What follows is observed evidence from the
provider's own document, not an event contract. Anyone wanting the real contract has to ask
BioFlyte for it.
evidence:
- kind: schema
name: NewSampleReceived
source: openapi/bioflyte-portal-openapi-original.json#/components/schemas/NewSampleReceived
fields:
- {name: deviceId, type: string, format: uuid}
- {name: sampleId, type: string, format: uuid}
reading: >-
A sensor-originated event announcing that a new aerosol sample has been collected and
ingested for the identified device.
- kind: schema
name: AlertsUpdated
source: openapi/bioflyte-portal-openapi-original.json#/components/schemas/AlertsUpdated
fields:
- {name: deviceId, type: string, format: uuid}
- {name: timestamp, type: string, format: date-time}
- {name: alertId, type: array, items: uuid, nullable: true}
reading: >-
A fan-out event carrying one or more alert identifiers raised against a device at a point in
time — the threat-detection notification path.
- kind: operation
name: POST /TestOnSampleReceived
tag: Test
request_schema: NewSampleReceived
reading: An operation that injects a synthetic NewSampleReceived event, i.e. a test trigger for the event pipeline.
- kind: operation
name: POST /TestOnAlertsUpdated
tag: Test
request_schema: AlertsUpdated
reading: An operation that injects a synthetic AlertsUpdated event.
- kind: operation
name: GET /Test/TestOnSampleStatusUpdated
tag: Test
reading: >-
A third event test hook, for a sample-status-change event whose payload schema is not
declared in the document.
gaps:
- finding: >-
Three event test hooks and two event payload schemas are published, but the events
themselves are not. There is no channel, no transport, no delivery guarantee, no retry or
signature contract, and no subscriber-facing documentation of any kind.
remedy: >-
Publish an AsyncAPI 3.x document for the sample and alert events (channels, message schemas,
and the transport and security bindings), or at minimum a webhook reference page. The
payload schemas already exist in the OpenAPI — the missing piece is the channel and delivery
contract.
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