overlay: 1.0.0
info:
  title: API Evangelist enhancements for the macadress.com API
  version: 1.0.0
x-provenance:
  generated: '2026-08-28'
  method: generated
  source: >
    Enhancements derived from the provider's own published surfaces —
    https://macadress.com/docs, https://macadress.com/pricing and
    https://macadress.com/mcp — applied over openapi/macadress-openapi.yaml
    (https://macadress.com/static/openapi.yaml?v=ceee2d51). Nothing here is invented: every
    added value is transcribed from a page the provider publishes, and every added example
    is the provider's own documented payload. The original spec is never mutated.
  extends: openapi/macadress-openapi.yaml
actions:
- target: $.info
  description: >
    Add the support contact published in the RFC 9116 security.txt, and record the terms
    URL the licence block only names in prose.
  update:
    contact:
      email: hello@macadress.com
      url: https://macadress.com/docs
    termsOfService: https://macadress.com/terms
- target: $
  description: >
    Declare a tag set. The published spec tags no operation, so generated clients emit one
    flat namespace and the refine-by-tag pipeline has nothing to split on.
  update:
    tags:
    - name: Lookup
      description: Resolve a MAC address or OUI to its registration, vendor and derived properties.
    - name: Directory
      description: Search the registered IEEE vendor/block directory.
    - name: Operations
      description: Liveness and service health.
- target: $.paths['/v1/mac/{mac}'].get
  description: Tag the single-address lookup and attach the provider's documented response example.
  update:
    tags: [Lookup]
    responses:
      '200':
        content:
          application/json:
            examples:
              registeredAppleAddress:
                summary: A registered, universally administered unicast address (from the provider's docs)
                externalValue: examples/macadress-lookup-mac-example.json
      '400':
        content:
          application/json:
            examples:
              unparseable:
                summary: Input did not parse as a MAC address
                value:
                  valid: false
                  error: invalid MAC address
                  request_id: 19ee676c-4410-443f-813e-3bbb3433b4bf
      '401':
        content:
          application/json:
            examples:
              missingKey:
                summary: Observed live 2026-08-28 with no credential presented
                value:
                  error: 'missing API key: pass it as "api_key" (query param or POST body) or an Authorization: Bearer header'
      '429':
        content:
          application/json:
            examples:
              rateLimited:
                summary: Per-minute cap exceeded
                value:
                  error: 'rate limit exceeded: 30 requests/minute on the free plan'
              quotaExhausted:
                summary: >
                  Cycle quota exhausted. Shares status 429 with the rate limit and is NOT
                  retryable in-window; the only discriminator the API emits is the prose.
                value:
                  error: 'quota exceeded: 1000 lookups on the free plan this cycle, upgrade at /pricing for more'
- target: $.paths['/v1/mac/batch'].post
  description: Tag the batch lookup and record the per-address billing rule the docs state.
  update:
    tags: [Lookup]
    x-billing:
      unit: address resolved
      note: >
        A batch counts once against the requests-per-minute budget but once per address
        against the cycle quota. Retrying a 100-address batch spends 100 more lookups;
        there is no dedupe window.
    responses:
      '200':
        content:
          application/json:
            examples:
              mixedValidAndInvalid:
                summary: One valid address and one unparseable one, both returned at HTTP 200
                externalValue: examples/macadress-batch-lookup-example.json
- target: $.paths['/v1/vendors'].get
  description: Tag the directory search and record the reachability ceiling on its result set.
  update:
    tags: [Directory]
    x-pagination:
      style: limit-only
      cursor: false
      offset: false
      note: >
        total can report the full ~58,000 non-private blocks when query and country are both
        omitted, but only the first `limit` (max 50) are reachable. The rest of the directory
        is not paginable through the API; the complete dataset is published as static files
        at https://macadress.com/downloads.
    responses:
      '200':
        content:
          application/json:
            examples:
              appleBlocksInUS:
                summary: Organization substring plus country filter (from the provider's docs)
                externalValue: examples/macadress-search-vendors-example.json
- target: $.paths['/v1/healthz'].get
  description: Tag the liveness check and record that it is both unkeyed and unmetered.
  update:
    tags: [Operations]
    x-quota-exempt: true
    x-auth-required: false
    responses:
      '200':
        content:
          application/json:
            examples:
              live:
                summary: Observed live 2026-08-28
                value:
                  status: ok
- target: $.components.schemas.Result.properties.is_private
  description: Carry the replacement guidance the docs give for the one deprecated field into the schema description.
  update:
    x-deprecation:
      replacement: 'organization === null together with vendor_lookup_reliable'
      removal_date: null
      docs: https://macadress.com/docs
- target: $
  description: >
    Record the operation the provider fully documents but omits from the published contract.
    This is NOT an assertion that the spec should contain it — it is a machine-readable note
    that a fourth lookup endpoint exists in the human docs and cannot be reached from the
    contract, so a generated client and an MCP agent both miss it.
  update:
    x-undocumented-in-contract:
    - method: post
      path: /v1/mac/extract
      summary: >
        Scan free-form text (arp -a output, log dumps, DHCP leases) for MAC addresses and
        look up every one found, up to 100 per request. Response adds a `truncated` flag;
        addresses are deduplicated and returned in first-seen order. Bills per address
        resolved, like the batch endpoint.
      documented_at: https://macadress.com/docs
      human_surface: https://macadress.com/extract
      present_in_openapi: false
      present_as_mcp_tool: false
      observed: '2026-08-28'