Agent-Native Launch Assurance For API Teams

Prove Your API Works In One Shot

Apostl runs your docs, SDK, CLI, auth, MCP, and Skills paths the way a developer's agent will: from public entry point to first useful result.

Run Free Scan Plan Launch Pilot

Start with one critical path: SDK quickstart, first API call, partner go-live, MCP server, or Claude Skill. Get the trace, blockers, owner route, and next fix.

One-Shot Scan SDK Quickstart Path Launch Risk
01 Entry Found public docs
02 Clean Setup fresh machine
03 First Result blocked
04 Owner Fix owner routed
Developer Outcome Agent installs the SDK, then stalls on auth because the quickstart uses a stale token flow
Status
Partial
Owner
SDK + Auth
Next
Patch quickstart

For Launching API Teams

Stop Finding Broken Onboarding After Users Do

Test the path that matters

Pick one critical developer journey and see whether an agent can complete it from public docs to useful output.

Catch agent-specific friction

Docs can be readable while the integration still fails on auth, env vars, account handoffs, stale examples, or missing commands.

Ship the smallest fix

Turn replay evidence into owner-routed priorities, patchable changes, and a proof path you can rerun after every release.

The Outcome

Reliable One-Shot Integrations

Docs, SDKs, CLIs, MCP servers, and Skills are tools. The outcome is a developer or their agent completing the integration without support.

Free Scan

A One-Shot Integration Scan You Can Forward

Apostl starts from your public docs and returns a clear launch verdict: what completed, where the path blocked, who owns the fix, and what to rerun.

Launch Verdict

Can an agent reach first value

Apostl follows the actual onboarding path a developer's agent would try first and returns a simple verdict: complete, partial, or blocked.

Path: docs -> install -> auth -> first API result Outcome: partial Priority: fix SDK auth step before the next release
Trust Break

Where the path needs a human

The first step where an otherwise capable agent cannot continue without support, guesswork, or private context.

Fix Priorities

What to change before launch

Owner route, severity, likely impact, and the smallest change that can improve activation or partner readiness.

Critical Paths

Start With One Revenue-Relevant Journey

Run the path that creates adoption or blocks launch. Apostl works across docs, SDKs, CLIs, MCP servers, Skills, account setup, and sandbox steps.

  1. 01 SDK Quickstart

    Install package, set env vars, authenticate, run sample, and confirm the output matches the promise.

  2. 02 First API Result

    Find docs, create account, get key, call endpoint, verify response, and know what to do next.

  3. 03 MCP Or Skill Rollout

    Check whether an agent can install, understand, invoke, and complete the intended workflow without extra handholding.

  4. 04 Partner Go-Live

    Move from sandbox credentials to production checklist without private Slack threads or support escalation.

Launch Assurance Pilot

Turn The Scan Into A Re-Runable Proof Path

Send the path you are about to ship. Apostl can baseline it, route the first blockers, rerun after fixes, and give your team a launch-readiness verdict.

Free One-Shot Scan

Run The First Pass Locally

Give the Apostl skill to your agent for one service. It turns your public onboarding path into a local run, then returns the outcome, evidence, and next fixes.

  • See whether an agent reaches first value
  • Find the first step that needs a human
  • Get fixes API and SDK owners can ship before launch
Free Local Scan
npx skills add apostl-dev/apostl-skills --skill sdk-onboarding-audit

Share this with your agent. Start with one critical onboarding path.

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