Zazz Board API

You can manage deliverables and tasks via the zazzctl CLI, which provides a command-line interface for board operations including creating, updating, and reading readiness from service-assisted repositories.

Scripting board operations is best handled through a CLI-first interface using zazzctl, which provides consistent scriptable access to tasks, relations, and file locks while enforcing repository contracts and validating against live API schemas.

Yes, you can use OpenAPI as a protocol fallback to validate board API operations, keeping the contract in sync with the reference implementation when the primary zazzctl CLI interface does not cover a specific operation.

Yes, the zazzctl CLI supports file locks and task relations, allowing planners, coordinators, and workers to manage statuses, notes, and deliverables directly from service-assisted repositories.

Using a CLI-first interface for board management enforces the repository contract and provides scriptable access to tasks and locks, avoiding the inconsistency of direct API calls by validating against live API schemas when needed.

Planners, coordinators, workers, QA, and spec builders benefit from using a CLI board API, as it enables them to manage deliverables, relations, statuses, notes, and file locks consistently across service-assisted repositories.