1f:I[86869,[],"IconMark"] 1d:T9242, L17 API Quality Report

Stakeholder assurance report

Strong core. New surface uncovered.

The existing 142-check L17 suite is green, but a fresh audit of the live Swagger found inventory, 2FA, SSO, and local-outbox operations absent from automation. Coverage is 42 of 55 operations, with every missing endpoint named below.

42/55operations covered

76.4%endpoint operations covered

72.7%route templates covered

63.4%documented response paths

13fully untested operations

142automated checks passed

24/55complete status matrices

Primary baseline: live aitesters.byst.re Swagger, audited 30 August 2026. The course API has 53 operations because it omits two local-outbox operations; its operation coverage is 42/53 (79.2%).

01 / Coverage

Clear evidence, including the gaps.

The supplied live Swagger contains 55 operations across 44 route templates. Bars show operation coverage by domain; the two registers name every completely unautomated and partially covered operation.

Identity, users & prompts

55 checks

17 / 24

Inventory

0 checks

0 / 4

Orders

31 checks

6 / 6

Products

18 checks

5 / 5

Cart

16 checks

5 / 5

Ollama

11 checks

4 / 4

Traffic

3 checks

3 / 3

Email delivery & QR

6 checks

2 / 2

Local email outbox

0 checks

0 / 2

OpenAPI & Swagger

2 checks

smoke

13 operations untested. 18 more are partial.

Automated specs cover 121 of 191 documented method + status combinations. Of the 70 missing paths, 46 belong to completely unautomated operations, 10 are newly documented gaps on existing endpoints, and 14 were already known constraints.

Unautomated operation

Statuses

Recommended next step

GET /api/v1/admin/inventory

200, 401, 403

Add admin list, auth, and authorization coverage

GET /api/v1/admin/inventory/{productId}

200, 401, 403

Use a generated product and verified cleanup

GET /api/v1/admin/inventory/{productId}/movements

200, 401, 403

Verify history around a controlled adjustment

POST /api/v1/admin/inventory/{productId}/adjustments

201, 401, 403

Add reversible before/after adjustment coverage

GET /api/v1/users/2fa/status

200, 401

Add authenticated and unauthenticated checks

POST /api/v1/users/2fa/setup

200, 401, 409, 429

Disposable-user setup plus limiter isolation

POST /api/v1/users/2fa/confirm

200, 400, 401, 409, 410, 429

Create a secret-safe TOTP confirmation flow

POST /api/v1/users/2fa/disable

200, 400, 401, 409, 429

Add confirmed-user teardown with cleanup

POST /api/v1/users/2fa/recovery-codes

200, 400, 401, 409, 429

Cover lifecycle without logging secrets

POST /api/v1/users/signin/2fa

200, 400, 401, 429

Add the second-stage disposable-user signin flow

POST /api/v1/users/sso/exchange

200, 400, 401, 404, 409

Define a test identity-provider token strategy

GET /api/v1/local/email/outbox

200

Confirm test-only scope and key handling

DELETE /api/v1/local/email/outbox

200, 500

Isolate shared outbox state before automation

Partially covered operation register.

These 18 operations have endpoint-focused automation but are missing at least one status currently documented by the live Swagger.

Endpoint operation

Missing status

What unlocks coverage

DELETE /api/v1/cart/items/{productId}

400

Explore and automate malformed product-id behavior

DELETE /api/v1/products/{id}

400

Add malformed-id admin coverage

GET /api/v1/orders/{id}

400

Add malformed-id customer coverage

GET /api/v1/products

404

Clarify the unusual collection not-found contract

GET /api/v1/products/{id}

400

Add malformed-id coverage

GET /api/v1/traffic/logs

400

Identify the documented invalid-query trigger

POST /api/v1/products

404

Clarify the missing dependency or resource case

POST /api/v1/users/signup

429

Isolated or resettable rate limiter

POST /api/v1/users/signin

429

Isolated or resettable rate limiter

POST /api/v1/users/refresh

429

Deterministic limiter control

POST /api/v1/users/password/forgot

429

Isolated limiter scope

POST /api/v1/users/password/reset

200, 429

Safe token/outbox hook plus limiter control

POST /api/v1/email

429

Resettable per-user limiter

POST /api/v1/qr/create

429

Isolated or resettable rate limiter

POST /api/v1/ollama/generate

404, 429, 500

Align mock, control limiter, and inject backend faults

POST /api/v1/ollama/chat

404, 429, 500

Align mock, control limiter, and inject backend faults

POST /api/v1/ollama/chat/tools

429, 500

Limiter control and backend fault injection

GET /api/v1/traffic/logs/{correlationId}

200

Backend fix, deployment, and live re-verification

02 / Exceptions

Two defects. Both contained and reproducible.

The suite continues to assert intended behavior. Broken backend responses are reported as defects—not normalized into regression expectations.

Open backend defect

Traffic detail fails for a log returned by the list API.

A fresh correlation id can be listed successfully, but opening that same record returns HTTP 500. The diagnostic detail journey remains blocked.

Read engineering report

Open backend defect

Retrying account deletion with the old JWT returns HTTP 500.

The first deletion succeeds with 204. The retry defect reproduced in three out of three direct attempts and should resolve to a handled auth or not-found response.

Read engineering report

Password reset successAwaiting a safe token or outbox test hook.

Email rate limit429 exhaustion excluded from routine regression to protect shared state.

Mock contract alignmentUnknown Ollama models return 200 while the published contract says 404.

03 / Assurance

Built for realistic state, not synthetic pass counts.

Customer checks run against the authoritative course API. Administrative mutations use a separate staging environment and generated disposable data.

Validation flow

Contract and live discoveryOpenAPI, backend behavior, and curl evidence establish expectations.

Focused regression checkNew or changed endpoint specs run before broad acceptance.

Full parallel suite101 course-API checks and 41 admin checks run together.

Defect gateUnexpected failures are reproduced and reported, never silently accepted.

Safety controls

Generated users and products; seeded records are never deleted.
Order cleanup restores inventory through verified cancellation.
Role, ownership, unauthenticated, validation, and not-found paths are explicit.
Dynamic identifiers and timestamps use structural assertions.
Credentials remain in ignored local environment files.
Every confirmed backend failure has copyable reproduction evidence.

04 / Next actions

Cover the new surface, then close the deeper gaps.

Automate inventory first.Add list, detail, reversible adjustment, and movement-history coverage with generated products.

Add 2FA and SSO journeys.Use disposable users, secret-safe evidence, deterministic teardown, and controlled limiter state.

QA + Security

Fix traffic detail retrieval.Deploy, reverify list-to-detail, then add the documented 200 regression path.

Backend

Handle deleted JWT principals.Return a deliberate 401 or documented 404 and add a backend retry test.

Security

Expose password-reset testability.Provide a safe token or outbox mechanism without weakening anti-enumeration.

Platform

Align documented edge contracts.Reverify admin enum validation and Ollama missing-model behavior.

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