I’m putting together a detailed article that doubles as software documentation, aimed squarely at developers who will consume our API. The piece needs to read like an engaging article yet cover every element typical of solid API documentation—end-point overviews, request/response examples, authentication flow, error handling, and brief code snippets. I will supply the raw reference material, including existing Swagger definitions and a short feature brief. Your job is to turn that material into a clear, logically structured article that walks readers from quick-start through advanced use cases. Tone should remain concise, informative, and friendly so a mid-level developer can jump in without feeling overwhelmed. Deliverables • One polished article (1,500–2,000 words) in Markdown • Consistent heading hierarchy (H1 → H3) for easy import into our docs site • At least three runnable example calls in cURL and one in JavaScript • A final self-check confirming every listed end-point is present and all sample responses validate against the current schema I value timely communication and expect a short outline first so we are aligned before you proceed to full drafting. If you have questions about the API, I can give you access to a staging server for hands-on testing.