Your API's Newest Users Are Agents: Designing for Non-Human Clients

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Introduction Your API's newest users are agents. They don't read docs, they don't browse dashboards, and they don't file support tickets. They parse OpenAPI specs, call endpoints in loops, and expect deterministic, machine-readable responses. If your API was designed for humans clicking buttons, it's already failing this new class of client. In this post, I'll walk through a concrete example: building a small "tool API" that an LLM-based agent can call.

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