overlay: 1.0.0 info: title: API Evangelist enhancements for the OpenTestData API version: 1.0.0 extends: ../openapi/test-ai-opentestdata-openapi.yaml x-generated: '2026-08-30' x-method: generated x-source: openapi/test-ai-opentestdata-openapi.yaml x-note: >- Captures API Evangelist's enhancements without mutating the harvested contract. These actions add the servers block, contact and licence the provider's spec omits, and annotate the operations whose consequences an agent needs flagged. Every value here is sourced from the provider's own repository (README, LICENSE, operation summaries) or from a probe recorded in this repo — nothing is invented. actions: - target: $.info update: description: >- REST API behind opentestdata.org, test.ai's free and open database of automated test fixture data. RETIRED: the canonical hosted instance the provider documented, api.opentestdata.org, no longer resolves. contact: name: test.ai url: https://github.com/testdotai/opentestdata-api license: name: MIT url: https://github.com/testdotai/opentestdata-api/blob/master/LICENSE - target: $ update: servers: - url: http://api.opentestdata.org description: >- The canonical public instance named in the provider's README. Probed 2026-08-30: NXDOMAIN. Retained because it is what the provider published, not because it is reachable. - url: http://localhost:5000 description: Local development server (`make serve`), per the provider's README. - target: $.paths['/users/{id}/promote'].post update: x-consequence: irreversible x-agent-note: >- Grants admin privileges. No demote or revoke counterpart exists anywhere in this contract, so the escalation cannot be undone through the API. - target: $.paths['/data/{id}'].post update: x-agent-note: >- A POST that updates in place. It is not idempotent and no prior revision is retrievable, so a retry overwrites rather than reconciles. - target: $.paths['/users/{id}/avatar'].get update: x-agent-note: >- The provider's own summary states this operation is available only in the development version of the server, so it should not be expected on any deployed instance.