api-contract-verification
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Prove an API integration actually works by executing it — success path, documented failure paths, auth failure — and leave behind a contract test that catches the next break. Use before reporting any endpoint, client or third-party integration as working, when asked whether an integration is verified, or when checking someone else's integration work. Not for load or performance testing, not for rendered UI verification, and not a substitute for reading the provider's own documentation.
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