generated: '2026-09-05' method: searched source: >- https://github.com/CDCgov/dibbs-ecr-refiner (README, read 2026-09-05), https://github.com/CDCgov/dibbs-star-wars-ecr-data, https://connector.dibbs.tools, https://queryconnector.dev, openapi/centers-for-disease-control-and-prevention-dibbs-ecr-refiner-openapi.json description: >- CDC operates no sandbox for its public data APIs — none is needed, because they are read-only, anonymous and free, so production IS the test environment. The DIBBs product line is different: it ships hosted demo and dev instances, a synthetic patient-data corpus, an in-product simulator, and local seed credentials, all published by CDC. public_data_apis: sandbox: none reason: >- SODA, CDC WONDER, the Tracking Network API and Content Syndication are read-only queries over published public-domain data with no authentication and no cost. There is nothing to simulate. A caller can safely exercise every operation against the live host. safe_probe_examples: - "GET https://data.cdc.gov/resource/9mfq-cb36.json?$limit=1" - "GET https://tools.cdc.gov/api/v2/resources/media?max=1" - "GET https://ephtracking.cdc.gov/apigateway/api/v1/contentareas/json" - "GET https://data.cdc.gov/data.json" hosted_instances: - name: DIBBs Query Connector — demo instance url: https://connector.dibbs.tools tracks: latest official release http_status: 200 verified: '2026-09-05' source: 'CDCgov/dibbs-query-connector README: "Access to the demo instance of the latest official release of DIBBs Query Connector is available at https://connector.dibbs.tools".' - name: DIBBs Query Connector — dev instance url: https://queryconnector.dev tracks: main branch http_status: 200 verified: '2026-09-05' health_check: 'GET https://queryconnector.dev/api -> {"status":"OK"}' source: 'CDCgov/dibbs-query-connector README: "Access to the dev instance of the main branch of DIBBs Query Connector is available at https://queryconnector.dev".' - name: DIBBs eCR Refiner — demo instance url: https://refiner.dibbs.tools http_status: 502 verified: '2026-09-05' note: Host resolves and terminates TLS but returned 502 Bad Gateway on the probe date; recorded as observed, not as available. test_data: - name: DIBBs Star Wars eCR data url: https://github.com/CDCgov/dibbs-star-wars-ecr-data license: Apache-2.0 updated: '2026-07-09' description: >- CDC-published synthetic eICR/RR documents built around Star Wars characters, so no real patient data is ever needed to exercise the eCR pipeline. This is CDC's equivalent of a test-card table. - name: Query Connector example FHIR Patient source: openapi/centers-for-disease-control-and-prevention-dibbs-query-connector-openapi.yaml description: >- The /api/query requestBody carries a complete example US Core Patient resource (Lee Shaw, MRN 8692756, DOB 1975-12-06) that can be posted verbatim against the demo instance. note: Values quoted from CDC's own published spec; not invented here. simulator: surface: DIBBs eCR Refiner endpoints: - "POST /api/v1/simulator/upload (uploadEcr)" - "POST /api/v1/simulator/discover-configurations (discoverConfigurations)" - "POST /api/v1/configurations/test (runInlineConfigurationTest)" - "POST /api/v1/configurations/{configuration_id}/custom-codes/validate (validateCustomCodeFromConfiguration)" description: >- A first-class rehearsal surface: upload an eCR, discover which configurations would match, and test a configuration inline without activating it. Custom-code uploads are two-phase (upload then confirm), so a CSV can be inspected before it lands. local_credentials: surface: DIBBs eCR Refiner local Docker Compose url: http://localhost:8081/ note: >- The repository README publishes seed logins for the locally-seeded database (a `refiner` user and a `refiner2` secondary user, each with a matching password). They exist only in the local development container and grant nothing on any CDC host; they are recorded here as documentation of the local test path, not as credentials. source: https://github.com/CDCgov/dibbs-ecr-refiner socrata_evergreen: url: https://evergreen.data.socrata.com/signup note: >- The application-token signup CDC's SODA docs link to is hosted by the platform vendor (Socrata / Tyler Data & Insights), not by CDC. It issues a token usable across Socrata portals including data.cdc.gov.