API Evangelist JSON Feeds
Every site in the API Evangelist network publishes its collection as a static JSON feed. No authentication, no rate limits, CORS-enabled, served straight from GitHub Pages via Cloudflare.
Conversations
Regular conversations with API producers, consumers, and service providers about how they see APIs and what their big...
Experiences
The real-world human experience across teams producing APIs and the consumers who are applying and integrating them a...
Properties
Individual properties of API operations that can be linked to strategy, experience, and policies — and then governed ...
Strategies
High-level approaches to shifting the direction of API operations — aligning policies and experiences across the plat...
Vocabularies
Organizing the words we use to describe API resources and capabilities — controlled vocabularies that help us get on ...
Spotlight Rules
Standalone spotlight on API governance rules — guardrails for API operations delivered as a curated ruleset alongside...
Using the Feeds
Fetch and display
const res = await fetch('https://policies.apievangelist.com/policies.json');
const policies = await res.json();
policies.forEach(p => {
console.log(p.name, p.scope, p.tags);
});
Python
import requests
res = requests.get('https://rules.apievangelist.com/rules.json')
rules = res.json()
for r in rules:
print(r.get('name'), r.get('severity'))
APIs.json discovery
The portal publishes an apis.json following the APIs.json specification — a machine-readable catalog listing every feed in this portal along with its repository, OpenAPI (where available), and metadata. Agentic clients can fetch the apis.json file once and discover every feed and its documentation URL from a single entry point.