This enhancement allows developers to easily manage API notifications and event-driven workflows without extra setup. With type-safe handlers and configured signature verification, integration becomes simpler and more reliable.

We've extended LLM context generation to include Webhooks and Callbacks documentation. Both llms.txt and llms-full.txt now provide AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude with comprehensive information about your event-based API interactions.

We've redesigned the configuration section on API endpoint pages to bring essential settings front and center. The new "Configurations" panel consolidates environment selection, Base URLs, and authentication inputs into a single, intuitive interface—eliminating the need to hunt through hidden menus and popups.

The Python SDKs now support interface-driven HTTP client injection and direct use of a requests.Session instance, improving developer experience, flexibility and alignment with other SDKs.

We've enhanced the security and privacy of your API documentation by automatically masking sensitive fields such as API keys, tokens, and credentials in code samples and the authentication section. Sensitive values are now hidden during display but remain accessible when copied, reducing the risk of accidental exposure.

This enhancement allows developers to easily manage API notifications and event-driven workflows without extra setup. With type-safe handlers and configured signature verification, integration becomes simpler and more reliable.

We're changing the way we export modules in our TypeScript SDK to align with modern Typescript best practices and improve compatibility across different environments.

We’re excited to announce the first beta release of the @apimatic/cli — v1.0.0-beta.1! This milestone introduces a more intuitive command experience and sets the stage for future enhancements.

We’ve added support for configuring proxy servers in the generated Python SDKs.

We have eliminated transitive javax.* dependencies from apimatic/core for better compatibility across Java versions.