Design RESTful APIs with resource-based URLs, HTTP methods, and status codes.
npx skills add https://github.com/neokn/dotClaude --skill api-design-neokn
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: api-design Source: https://github.com/neokn/dotClaude/tree/main/skills/api-design Command: npx skills add https://github.com/neokn/dotClaude --skill api-design-neokn
This Skill guides developers in designing RESTful APIs with best practices, ensuring consistency and scalability across services.
Design a new /orders endpoint with GET/POST, 200/201 responses, and version v1.
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REST API design uses resource-based URL naming with plural nouns, standard HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE), and proper status codes. This ensures endpoints are predictable, scalable, and follow industry conventions across your backend services.
API versioning via URL prefixes (e.g., /v1/) and Accept headers maintains backward compatibility as your API evolves. This approach lets clients pin to stable versions while you deploy new features without breaking existing integrations.
Standardized JSON response formats with consistent error structures, status codes, and metadata enable predictable client parsing and debugging. Applying uniform contracts across endpoints reduces integration friction and improves API usability.
Cursor-based and offset pagination provide scalable ways to traverse large datasets in REST APIs. Cursor pagination performs better at scale; offset pagination suits smaller datasets and is simpler to implement.
Yes. API design best practices ensure microservices expose consistent contracts, reducing coupling and integration overhead. Clear endpoint structure, versioning, and response standards enable independent service evolution.
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