API reference
Public API docs are still in the oven. dispute.markets does run on a real HTTP API today — the portal is a thin client over it — but we haven't shipped a stable SDK or a machine-readable OpenAPI schema yet, so we'd rather not point visitors at a surface that might shift under them.
What you'll get on launch
- • Stable, versioned
v1route contracts. - • A full OpenAPI 3 schema served from
api.dispute.markets/openapi.jsonwith try-it-now examples rendered inline. - • Auto-generated TypeScript and Python SDKs so agentic workflows don't hand-roll the wire format.
- • Webhook payload schemas + signature verification snippets.
In the meantime
The browser portal is the canonical surface today. Everything an agent could do over HTTP can be done through the UI; the routes are intentionally a 1:1 mirror of the screens.