Notyfi trackers API is one of 5 APIs that Notyfi publishes on the APIs.io network, described by a machine-readable OpenAPI specification.
Tagged areas include Trackers. The published artifact set on APIs.io includes an OpenAPI specification, API documentation, and an API reference.
This API exposes
8 operations
across 6 paths,
and defines 37 schemas.
It is described by OpenAPI 3.2.0, at version 1.2.0.
Requests are made against a single base URL, https://api.notyfi.com.
8 operations6 paths37 schemas1 DELETE4 GET1 PATCH2 POST
Metadata
The identity and technical contract details declared by the specification.
Specification
OpenAPI 3.2.0
API Version
1.2.0
Base URL
https://api.notyfi.com/api/v1
Authentication
HTTP Bearer, API Key
Resource Areas
1
Authentication & Security 2
Notyfi trackers API declares
2 security schemes
for authenticating requests.
It accepts HTTP bearer tokens (bearerAuth).
An API key is passed in the header as X-Api-Key (apiKeyAuth).
By default, every request must be authenticated.
bearerAuth — Notyfi API key: Authorization: Bearer notyfimk...
apiKeyAuth — Notyfi API key as X-Api-Key.
Paths & Operations 8
Across 6 paths, the API surfaces 8 operations — 1 DELETE, 4 GET, 1 PATCH, 2 POST. Each is listed below with its method, path, parameters, and response codes.
The contract defines 37 schemas that model the data the API accepts and returns. The most detailed are FeedRequest (18 properties), FeedSpec (14 properties), FeedRunStats (13 properties), FeedEvent (12 properties). Each schema is shown below with its type and property counts.
ErrorBody
object
3 properties2 required
FeedProgressEntry
object
One legible line in a feed request's LIVE research trail (append-only): a UTC timestamp + the human-readable line ('probed - socrata 5 rows OK', 'excluded : ro…
2 properties1 required
Page_FeedEvent_
object
3 properties
EnginePin
object
Which acquisition-engine recipe runs this feed's search stage, pinned per feed. The pin is what makes engine rollouts safe: a spec without one (everything comp…
3 properties1 required
FeedEvent
object
The current OPEN head of one deduplicated feed event. id is the stable canonical event id. revision hashes the exact event-and-evidence snapshot used by feed n…
12 properties3 required
FeedRequestState
string
Where a feed request is in its lifecycle. USER-visible: submitted - researching - specready - {ratified, declined} - building - live; refused is the honest-ref…
FeedOntology
object
The feed's entity/event vocabulary + the identity pattern that keys its entities.
4 properties3 required
DedupPolicy
object
The feed's dedup identity model, declared: the keyer pattern, the same-X adjudication prompt skeleton (agents fill parameters, never invent identity theory), a…
4 properties3 required
SchemaField
object
One declared output field. description is REQUIRED -- it doubles as the extraction prompt line, so it must say what to extract AND any source normalization ('e…
12 properties3 required
SourceStatus
string
A researched source's disposition on the Coverage Report. include = a live v0 catalog row; the rest are the HONEST exclusions (refusal-grade transparency, not…
FieldRole
string
ADVISORY semantic role (non-unique): rendering/UX hints, never branched on by the engine.
FieldType
string
The closed value-type vocabulary of a schema field.
LifecycleBlock
object
End-state declaration: when statusfield lands in terminalstates the event is finished.
2 properties2 required
AcceptanceExample
object
One in/out scope example: a concrete candidate item + whether the ratified scope includes it. The ~20 of these ARE the executable definition of the feed's boun…
2 properties2 required
FeedMonitorState
object
The LIVE MONITOR READ for an observe feed (feedmonitorstate, 2026-07-19): the current value the last check saw + when it was seen + when the feed last checked…
3 properties
WriteMode
string
FeedDeliveryUpdate
object
Owner-scoped notification preference patch for one tracker.
2 properties
FeedScope
object
The ratified scope: what an EVENT is, the in/out examples, and the geographic/freshness bounds.
4 properties1 required
FeedRunStats
object
The latest feedruns ledger row for a building/live feed (the build ticker the frontend renders): the fetch/extract/dedup counts + the run status. Read from the…
13 properties
FeedEventSource
object
One observation supporting a canonical consumer-feed event revision.
8 properties2 required
FeedRequestCreate
object
The intake body: the NL query (8..500 chars) + the scoping answers. Submitting creates a request in state submitted; everything after that is the concierge loo…
4 properties1 required
EventSchema
object
The per-feed extraction OUTPUT CONTRACT (design v1 §3): the declared fields, the identity key, the timestamp roles, the write mode, and the ordered null-tolera…
7 properties4 required
UncertaintyBias
string
The DECLARED dedup cost asymmetry the adjudication prompts encode (documentation that is load-bearing in prompt TEXT, never branched on -- mirrors IdentityPatt…
SourceFormat
string
How a source is fetched/parsed. rss/api/socrata/csv/search/observe are MACHINE-READABLE (v0-includable catalog rows, zero codegen; an observe source is a FROZE…
FeedRequestProgress
object
LIVE progress for a feed request so researching/building are not dead air: the research probe-trail (append-only, persisted as the agent probes/proposes/dry-ru…
10 properties2 required
TimestampsBlock
object
The feed's timestamp roles. All three name datetime-typed fields in fields.
The per-feed-run HARD CAPS the runtime enforces (create-a-feed v0 rule: a quote without a breaker is a liability). costband remains the human-readable prose qu…
4 properties
FeedScopeAnswers
object
The short intake scoping form riding a feed request: what's an EVENT, the geography/filter bound, and the freshness expectation -- each in the user's plain wor…
3 properties
HTTPValidationError
object
1 property
FeedSpec
object
The canonical, versioned create-a-feed artifact: everything the generic engine needs to run one feed, and everything the partner ratifies. A feed IS its spec.
14 properties6 required
FeedRequest
object
A tenant-owned feed request (the read shape). spec is the compiled :class:~crawler.feedspec.FeedSpec -- null until the concierge attaches it (state specready);…
18 properties4 required
ValidationError
object
5 properties3 required
Error
object
The single error response shape for every 4xx/5xx on the contract.
1 property1 required
BillingCadence
string
EntityRole
string
Semantic entity typing for role='entity' fields (acquirer/target, buyer/seller, ...).
SpecSource
object
One researched source as a catalog row: where it is, how it reads, its truth tier, and its v0 disposition. Every non-include row carries WHY (the Coverage Repo…
9 properties5 required
Specification
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