generated: '2026-08-10'
method: searched
source: https://developer.buildops.com/
spec_type: null
status: advertised-gated
asyncapi:
  published: false
  probed:
  - {url: 'https://developer.buildops.com/openapi.json', status: 404}
  - {url: 'https://developer.buildops.com/asyncapi.yaml', status: 404, note: Stoplight
      SPA shell}
event_surface:
  exists: true
  kind: webhook-callbacks
  evidence_quote: >-
    "The BuildOps API public allows customers to use REST APIs and webhook
    callbacks to integrate with BuildOps. This solution is best suited when you
    wish to create a real-time or near real-time workflow with BuildOps."
  evidence_url: https://developer.buildops.com/
  catalog_published: false
  catalog_url: https://developer.buildops.com/docs/buildops-public-api
  catalog_status: 404
  gate: >-
    "Invite Required - Reach out to your IM or CSM to get access to the
    documentation above."
events: []
pointer_decision:
  emit_webhooks_pointer: false
  rationale: >-
    BuildOps states publicly that its API supports webhook callbacks, but
    publishes no event catalogue, no event names, no payload schemas, no
    delivery/retry semantics and no signature verification guidance. Nothing an
    agent or integrator can read describes the event surface. Emitting a
    Webhooks pointer here would credit a discoverable event surface that does
    not exist publicly, so the pointer is deliberately withheld. Re-evaluate the
    moment the Public API project is published to the Dev Center.
gaps:
- Publish the webhook event catalogue (event names, payload schemas, delivery and
  retry semantics, signature verification) at a public URL.
- An AsyncAPI 3.x document describing those callbacks would make the event surface
  machine-readable in one file.