Documentation Index
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Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
API versioning
mnemom-api uses date-based header versioning alongside the/v1/ URL prefix. This gives you fine-grained control over which API behavior your integration uses, independent of when you deploy.
How it works
Send theX-Mnemom-Version header with every request:
Current version
The current stable version is2026-04-13 (the baseline). This is the version to pin to for new integrations.
SDK defaults
The official SDKs pin to the latest stable version automatically:Support window
| Change type | Support window |
|---|---|
| Standard breaking change | 18 months from new version date |
| Security vulnerability | 30 days minimum |
| Enterprise contract | Per contract terms |
Deprecation signals
When a version you are using is deprecated, you will see:- T+0 (deprecation announcement)
- T+12 months
- T+16 months
- T+17 months (last warning)
Breaking vs. non-breaking changes
Breaking changes always get a new version date:- Removing or renaming response fields
- Changing field types
- Removing endpoints
- Making optional parameters required
- Changing default behavior
- New endpoints
- New optional fields in responses
- New optional request parameters
URL versioning (/v1/ vs /v2/)
The /v1/ URL prefix represents the current API generation. A /v2/ would only be introduced for a complete API redesign — not for individual breaking changes. URL version increments are expected to happen at most once every several years.
Date header versioning handles all evolution within /v1/.
Migration guides
Migration guides for each breaking version will appear here as they are introduced.| Version date | What changed | Migration guide |
|---|---|---|
2026-04-13 | Initial baseline | — |