The API is one generated contract. The spec, both SDKs and this reference are produced from it together, and a build gate fails if any of them drift. What you read here is what production serves.
/api/v1. Changes to v1 are additive: new operations, new optional fields, new enum values.DOMAIN_RULE.Every operation is defined once, in a typed contract. From that single definition we generate the OpenAPI document, the TypeScript SDK, the Swift SDK, and every page of this reference. A repository gate regenerates and diffs all of them on every change, so an endpoint cannot ship without its documentation and SDKs shipping in the same change.
https://www.membber.com/api/v1, 179 operations across 41 domains, spec version 1.0.0.
A published, diff-generated changelog is coming: it will be produced from the contract history the same way these pages are produced from the contract, so it can never miss a change. Until it ships, this page always reflects the current surface, and additive changes appear here the moment they reach production. If you need to track a specific operation today, tell us and we will notify you of changes to it.