API Endpoint
Category: Infrastructure“A-P-I END-point”
One specific address in an API that does one specific job, like listing customers or creating an invoice.
Lesson #8: The Builder's Toolkit: Hooks, Plugins, APIs & SDKs →A single window at the DMV. The building is the API; the window handles one kind of request.
One web address returns your order history, and a different one cancels an order.
A '/jobs' endpoint returns open jobs, while a '/jobs/close' endpoint marks one complete.
The billing endpoint creates invoices; the reporting endpoint only reads totals and can never change them.
Endpoints are where permissions live, so knowing them is how you control what an AI agent may touch.
An API endpoint is one addressable action or dataset inside a larger API.
Name the three actions an AI assistant should be allowed to take in your main tool — those are your endpoints.
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