The aep-2026 edition has shipped! 🚀

This release establishes long-term stability as a critical foundation. The new versioning mechanism and release cycle supports our tooling ecosystem, which now includes a Terraform Provider, CLI, MCP Server, and more.

Read more: aep.dev/blog/aep-202...

For those who prefer video, @rambleraptor.bsky.social has added a walkthrough showing how the Terraform provider works: www.youtube.com/watch?v=dL3E...

The AEP project (especially this Terraform provider) feels like a culmination of a large portion of my career. As an industry, we spend so much effort trying to manually translate our APIs to the tools that users use. AEPs are proving that better-designed APIs lead to stronger tooling faster.

Announcing a Terraform provider for the AEP project! 🚀

Most companies staff engineers just to maintain their Terraform provider. However, just by making AEP-compliant APIs you get providers for minimal effort beyond writing the API.

Read @rambleraptor.bsky.social's post: aep.dev/blog/terrafo...

Look who's here! 👋

Happy (A)PI Day, 3.14!

May you always receive the response codes you were expecting.

What to know what's cooking with for the AEP project in 2025? Learn about our plans and roadmap, including:
- The path to a major release
- The tooling to accompany it
- Upcoming community events
- Our longer term goals
- … and how to get involved!

aep.dev/blog/2025-ro...

API Enhancement Proposals (AEPs) are a specification and tooling for building best-in-class resource oriented APIs.

Where did the AEPs come from? What are the underlying motivation and philosophies of the project? In our latest post, @y.tsutsumi.io explains that and more! aep.dev/blog/history...

In addition to a spiffy new website, we kicked off our blog with a year-in-review recap: aep.dev/blog/2024-in...

... and new we're on Bsky, too! Follow us here, in Slack, or by RSS to keep up with how the project evolves.