In a previous post we set out the timeline to sunset our old documentation website. That plan remains on track, and we expect to retire and redirect our old docs in April 2026.
This month we're adding a significant new capability to our refreshed documentation site, an API sandbox.
The sandbox allows you interact with our API within the context of our docs; learning about available endpoints and their parameters, then trying them out for yourself with an API key. By showing you the exact type and shape of response data from our API, the sandbox will help you onboard to Cloudsmith faster, and speed up the development of your own custom integrations with the platform.
We're excited to see what customers do with the new API sandbox. We'll continue to improve it each month, so if you have any comments or feedback, please contact us.
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