Neon Law | Your installation publishes its own schema

Your installation publishes its own schema

You do not need to read Rust to build against your matters. Your installation documents itself:

https://<your-host>/app/api/openapi.json — the OpenAPI 3.1 document for every /app/api/* endpoint.
https://<your-host>/app/api — the same document rendered as Swagger UI.

Presenter notes

Both URLs are private, like everything else under /app/api. The schema is a firm-internal reference — it describes every lawyer-only command — so it admits the tiers that operate Navigator (owner, admin, lawyer, clerk) and client and anonymous alike. Signing in is therefore the first step of building against it, and the credential you use to read the map is the same one your page will use to call the endpoints on it.

That distinction is what makes vibe coding practical here. The expensive part of building against someone else's system is normally discovering what exists — which endpoints, which fields, which shapes. Navigator hands you that in one file a model can read in a single prompt. What is left is the part you are actually good at: deciding what the screen should do.

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