API design
Define interfaces and data contracts around a clear system boundary.

Disconnected systems can make a workflow harder to understand and operate. Integration work begins by mapping where information originates, how it changes, and which system owns each decision. We define data contracts, authentication, failure behavior, and operational visibility before connecting services. The resulting scope should consider provider limits, changes to upstream interfaces, and how the connection will be supported over time.
Define interfaces and data contracts around a clear system boundary.
Connect approved providers after reviewing their interfaces and access requirements.
Map repeatable steps and identify where automation is appropriate.
Agree how fields, identifiers, and ownership translate between systems.
Plan validation, retries where appropriate, and actionable error reporting.
Describe contracts and operational expectations for future maintenance.
Tech Stack
Design connections using REST APIs, GraphQL, and OpenAPI, with authentication and data contracts matched to the systems involved. Provider permissions and supported interfaces are assessed before implementation. The final stack and supported setup are agreed for each project.
How We Work
Understand the problem, users, constraints, and desired outcome.
Agree priorities, scope, dependencies, and an approach.
Shape the experience and review important decisions.
Implement the agreed solution in manageable steps.
Validate important journeys, accessibility, and error behavior.
Prepare the handover and agree ongoing responsibilities.
Make requirements, assumptions, and responsibilities visible before implementation.
Consider how the software will be understood, operated, and changed over time.
Build verification and handover into the agreed plan rather than leaving them until the end.
The available interfaces, data-access permissions, and vendor constraints need assessment. A safe integration approach cannot be assumed before that review.
Failure behavior should be designed explicitly. Depending on the workflow, this may include validation, bounded retries, recovery steps, and clear operational alerts.
The required account ownership and access should be agreed during planning. Credentials should be delivered through an approved secure channel and kept out of client code.
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