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SpaceCare Public API

Machine-readable formats: OpenAPI 3.1 (JSON), Markdown, and llms.txt.

## Introduction SpaceCare helps professionals package their expertise into structured content - courses built from ordered modules, plus podcasts, newsletters, and downloadable resources - and share it with the clients they work with. The public API brings that into your own systems: an approved partner application can read a creator's published courses - so delivery and follow-up live in the tools your team already uses. ### What you can do - **Read your catalogue from your own product.** List a creator's courses and read module headers to link out or embed. ## Overview The API is REST over HTTPS with JSON request and response bodies. Every request carries a bearer token, is gated by scope, and is owner-scoped - a token only ever reads or writes its own account's data. Base URL: `https://space.care/api/v1` Successful responses use the envelope `{ data, meta? }`; failures use `{ error: { code, message, details? } }`. Branch on the machine-stable `error.code`, never on the human-readable `error.message`. ## Getting started 1. **Mint a scoped API key.** Sign in to the SpaceCare app and open [Settings -> Developer API](https://space.care/settings?tab=developers) to create a key. Scopes are selectable when you mint the key - grant only what your integration needs. 2. **Send the key as a bearer token.** Add an `Authorization` header to every request: ```http Authorization: Bearer <your-api-key> ``` 3. **Verify your credential.** Call `GET https://space.care/api/v1/me` to confirm the token works and read back its granted scopes. A missing or invalid token returns `401 unauthorized`; a valid token missing a required scope returns `403 insufficient_scope`. ## Scopes A credential carries one or more of these scopes. Operations declare the scope they require. - `read:profile` - verify a credential and read back its identity and scopes. - `read:courses` - list and read your own courses and module headers, never module bodies. ## Machine-readable specification A public, unauthenticated OpenAPI 3.1 document is served at `https://docs.space.care/openapi.json` - a bare OpenAPI document (not wrapped in the `{ data }` envelope) so tooling can consume it directly. The spec only describes shapes and carries no secret; every call still requires a bearer token. A Markdown rendering of the full reference is at `https://docs.space.care/openapi.md`, and an `llms.txt` index for AI agents at `https://docs.space.care/llms.txt`. Credentialed tooling can also fetch the same document from the API host at `https://space.care/api/v1/openapi.json` (bearer-gated).