CREATING ENDPOINTS
facebook/sapling/eden/.llms/skills/CREATING_ENDPOINTS
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This guide explains how to create new EdenAPI/SLAPI endpoints, covering both streaming and non-streaming patterns.
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Versionv1.0.0
AuthorFacebook
Categoryeducation
Skill IDfacebook/sapling/eden/.llms/skills/CREATING_ENDPOINTS
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