What This Site Is Not
This site exists to provide judgment, not solutions.
Understanding what it does not do is essential to using it correctly.
This site is not a debugger
It does not inspect logs, traces, or payloads.
It does not determine why a specific request failed.
If you are still actively debugging implementation details, this site is not meant to replace that work.
This site is not a fix guide
You will not find:
- Step-by-step instructions
- Code examples
- Configuration advice
- Tool recommendations
Fixes depend on systems, guarantees, and constraints that vary across platforms.
Judgment does not.
This site is not an API testing tool
It does not validate endpoints, credentials, or schemas.
It does not simulate requests or responses.
If you are looking to test an API, use a tester.
If you are deciding whether further testing is worth your time, use this site.
This site is not documentation
It does not restate official API behavior.
It does not enumerate error codes or features.
Documentation explains how an API is supposed to work.
This site explains when the boundary of responsibility shifts.
What this site is for
This site helps you decide:
- Whether an API anomaly is still your responsibility
- Whether continued client-side effort has diminishing returns
- Where it is reasonable to stop and reassess
It exists to make exit boundaries explicit—especially when systems cross.
Judgment begins where instructions stop.