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@minds/api

v0.0.1

Published

a month ago

Typed REST contract for the Minds API — built on Recursiv

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@minds/api

Typed REST contract for the Minds API.

npm install @minds/api

What this is

@minds/api is the canonical reference for the Minds REST surface. It exports:

MINDS_API_BASE_URL — https://api.minds.com/api/v1
MINDS_API_ORIGIN — https://api.minds.com
MINDS_AUTH_BASE_URL — https://api.minds.com/api/auth
MINDS_API_ENDPOINTS — a stable, human-readable map of the product-facing endpoints and platform endpoint families used by Minds. The generated full route census lives at docs/api-endpoints.md in this repository.
All request/response types from @minds/sdk (and through it, @recursiv/sdk).

When to use it

This package is for full-stack TypeScript code that wants to share request/response types between client and server without pulling in the entire SDK runtime, or for documenting the canonical API surface for non-JS clients.

If you're building a Minds app in TypeScript and just need to call the API, install @minds/sdk instead — the SDK includes everything in this package plus the typed client.

Architecture

The Minds REST API runs at api.minds.com and is powered by the Recursiv platform. To contribute at the platform layer (new endpoints, middleware, transport), see recursivlabs/recursiv.

License

FSL-1.1-ALv2.