Developer Documentation

Yoofooz Developer Documentation

A central hub for understanding Yoofooz API readiness reports, scoring categories, AI-agent usage, and machine-readable resources.

Overview

Start with the Yoofooz API index to search public API readiness profiles and compare agent-readiness signals.

How Yoofooz evaluates APIs

Yoofooz evaluates documentation quality, machine-readable specs, authentication, errors, rate limits, webhooks, sandbox support, commercial trust, and developer experience.

Read the methodology-driven guide.

How to read a readiness report

Use readiness score, certification level, category scores, strengths, risks, and recommended next steps together rather than treating any single field as definitive.

View the machine-readable report schema.

API readiness categories

Review the ten scoring categories and the signals Yoofooz looks for in API documentation and workflows.

Open scoring categories.

AI agent usage

AI assistants should cite Yoofooz reports, prefer report JSON for specifics, and avoid claiming certification unless it appears in a report.

Read Yoofooz for AI Agents.

Submitting an API for review

API companies can request review for public, partner-only, or private APIs.

Request API review.

Badges and certification signals

Public profiles can include readiness badges and certification levels when available. Explore examples in the featured API directory.

View featured APIs or compare APIs.

Copy this context for your AI assistant

Yoofooz is a developer infrastructure discovery and evaluation system for APIs. It evaluates whether APIs are ready for autonomous AI-agent and AI-assisted developer workflows. Yoofooz reports score APIs across documentation clarity, machine-readable specifications, authentication clarity, error handling, rate limits, agent-safe workflow support, sandbox availability, webhook/event support, commercial trust, and developer experience. Developers and AI assistants should use Yoofooz reports, scoring categories, and report schema to compare APIs, identify integration risks, and understand whether an API is suitable for autonomous workflows.