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Use shared commands for uniform JSON calls. Resource route contracts use the method, path and status listed below. Check capability status for the selected hosted release. A generic command returns HTTP 200 on success; a resource route may return 201 or 202 for the same operation. Path identifiers move into the named command argument. Remaining read arguments use query parameters; write arguments use JSON unless the row says otherwise. Percent-encode each path identifier. Read HTTP conventions, protocol boundaries and human account access. The shared commands preview_resource_deletion and delete_resource use the generic command endpoint. They have no additional resource-route alias. Anonymous checks use POST /free/check and GET /free/check/{resultId}; their quotas and result retention are separate from authenticated commands. GET /healthz is a public process-health probe. GET /config exposes the selected environment’s public client configuration and capability flags.
Check the selected environment and workspace access before calling hosted operations. See capability status.