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Expand Up @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ help:
install:
npm install .

lint:
lint: install
npm run lint
python3 scripts/fix.py --path ./aep/general/
python3 scripts/validate_links.py
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Expand Up @@ -21,12 +21,13 @@ continuously relearn the same standards.

# A Shared Standard and Tools

The aep-2026 edition is our answer to that friction. It is an opinionated API
design specification, providing well-defined requirements around common REST
concepts like CRUD standard methods, pagination, filtering, and more. By
agreeing on these common patterns, we make it easier for services to talk to
each other, clients to be built, and for developers to move between projects
without needing to learn idiosyncratic conventions.
The [aep-2026 edition](https://aep.dev/aep-2026/1/) is our answer to that
friction. It is an opinionated API design specification, providing well-defined
requirements around common REST concepts like CRUD standard methods,
pagination, filtering, and more. By agreeing on these common patterns, we make
it easier for services to talk to each other, clients to be built, and for
developers to move between projects without needing to learn idiosyncratic
conventions.

<Image
src={aep300Image}
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