generated: '2026-08-13'
method: probed
source: https://stoplight.io/mocks/lucdya/Social-Listening-api/255000511
name: Lucidya Sandbox & Mock Surface
type: Sandbox
summary: >-
  Lucidya operates no test-mode environment, no test keys and no sandbox tenant.
  What does exist — and is genuinely callable without credentials — is the Prism
  mock server Stoplight stands up for each of Lucidya's five public API projects.
  Those mocks are reachable today and return the example payloads and example
  error bodies carried in Lucidya's own specs, which makes a gated API partially
  testable before a key is issued.
vendor_sandbox:
  present: false
  test_mode: false
  test_keys: false
  test_key_prefix: null
  test_data_fixtures: false
  time_simulation: false
  note: >-
    Nothing in the developer documentation describes a sandbox, staging host,
    test-vs-live key distinction, or seeded test data. The only credential path
    published is a live production token issued after CSM approval. No test
    values are invented here.
mock_servers:
  provider: Stoplight (Prism), auto-generated from Lucidya's own public Stoplight projects
  first_party: false
  first_party_note: >-
    These URLs are on stoplight.io, not on a Lucidya domain, and Lucidya does not
    link to them from its documentation. They are derived from the workspace
    Lucidya publishes (workspace slug "lucdya", domain docs.lucidya.com), so the
    example payloads they return are Lucidya's, but the hosting and the mock
    behaviour are Stoplight's. Recorded as a usable surface, not as a
    vendor-operated sandbox.
  authentication: none
  servers:
    - api: Social Listening
      url: https://stoplight.io/mocks/lucdya/Social-Listening-api/255000511
      probed: '2026-08-13'
      example_request: GET /monitors_list?page_id=1
      http_status: 400
      response: '{"error":{"status":400,"detail":"Page_id is required"}}'
      note: >-
        Live and answering with the spec's own example error body. Prism returns
        the first declared response by default; a specific status can be selected
        with the `Prefer: code=200` header where the spec declares an example.
    - api: AI
      url: https://stoplight.io/mocks/lucdya/ai-api/254922095
      probed: '2026-08-13'
      example_request: POST /sentiment/predict_batch
      http_status: 422
      response: '{"detail":[{"loc":["string"],"msg":"string","type":"string"}]}'
    - api: CDP
      url: https://stoplight.io/mocks/lucdya/cdp-api/385761530
      probed: '2026-08-13'
      example_request: GET /profiles
      http_status: 400
    - api: OmniChannel
      url: https://stoplight.io/mocks/lucdya/omnichannel-api/400049121
      probed: '2026-08-13'
      http_status: null
      note: Mock URL published by the project node; not exercised on this pass.
    - api: OmniServe Analytics
      url: https://stoplight.io/mocks/lucdya/omniserve/290278
      probed: '2026-08-13'
      example_request: GET /analytics/pages
      http_status: 401
      response: '{"status":401,"message":"Authentication required"}'
      note: >-
        The only mock that enforces the securityScheme, because OmniServe is the
        one spec that actually declares `OmniserveToken` on its operations. The
        other four leave securitySchemes empty, so their mocks answer anonymously.
what_this_is_good_for:
  - Verifying error-envelope handling against Lucidya's real declared shapes before holding a key.
  - Confirming request/response schemas while a CSM access request is pending.
  - Contract-testing an integration without consuming production rate limit.
what_this_is_not:
  - Not real data — Prism replays spec examples, it does not query Lucidya.
  - Not vendor-supported; Stoplight may retire a mock when a project is republished.
  - Not a substitute for a test tenant; there is no way to exercise writes, webhooks or job polling end to end.
recommendation: >-
  The lowest-cost sandbox improvement available to Lucidya is to declare the
  `luc-authorization` securityScheme on all five specs (only OmniServe does today)
  and to link the mock URLs from the Get Started pages. Both are free — the
  infrastructure already exists and already runs.
cross_links:
  authentication: ../authentication/lucidya-ltd-authentication.yml
  errors: ../errors/lucidya-ltd-problem-types.yml