API-first & platform teams

When the API is the product, its docs are too.

Platform and API-first teams serve other developers. Osco gives you a structured API reference, environments to try it, docs for the platform behind it, and a way for coding agents to use all of it correctly.

The problem

What gets in the way today

  • Internal consumers rebuild requests by reading source code.
  • Platform decisions are made in chat and never recorded.
  • Agents and developers call endpoints that were deprecated months ago.

How Osco helps

Context that travels with the work

A structured reference

Endpoints with parameters, auth, example responses and status, organised in folders.

Environments for every stage

Let consumers try requests against the right base URL with shared variables.

Platform docs alongside

Keep golden paths, limits and decision records in the same project as the endpoints.

Agents that call the right endpoints

Coding agents read the reference over MCP instead of guessing from memory.

How it works

From setup to everyday use

  1. 1

    Model

    Document each endpoint and its status.

  2. 2

    Explain

    Write guides for common jobs and link them to the endpoints.

  3. 3

    Expose

    Share read-only links with internal or external consumers.

  4. 4

    Evolve

    Link changes to tasks so the reference updates with the work.

Frequently asked questions

Can we mark endpoints as deprecated?

Yes. Each endpoint has a status, so consumers can see what is stable and what is going away.

Can internal teams in other workspaces read our reference?

Use a share link, or add them to your workspace with a read-focused role and project access.

Can agents send requests to our API?

Agents read the reference over MCP. Sending requests is done by your developers in the explorer or by the agent's own tools.

Give every task the context to finish it.

Start free with your team. Bring your Markdown, connect your coding agents and invite people when you are ready.