API

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The API will serve as a unified interface to handle all requests from the application and third-party services. It will abstract the necessary services and tools, simplifying and securing access to key functionalities. The API's primary capabilities include:

• AI Interaction: Provide advanced tools for integrating and using AI models in real-time.
• Content Processing: Facilitate efficient content uploading, analysis, and transformation.
• Indexed Data Queries: Enable access to user operations within the protocol, offering real-time metrics and analysis.
• Performance Optimization: Implement intelligent caching to improve response times and reduce load on core services.
• Advanced Security: Incorporate robust authentication and authorization layers using RBAC (Role-Based Access Control) and account abstraction.

Phase 1: Planning and Design

• Requirements Analysis (functional, non-functional) #2
• API Design and Architecture Proposal #5
• Authentication and Authorization Schema #3
• Implementation Tools Proposal #4

Phase 2: Initial Development

• Environment Setup #6
• Base Structure Implementation #7
• Authentication and Authorization Testing #8
• Initial Support for AI and Content Processing #9
• Performance Enhancements #10

Deliverables

• Report on requirements analysis and validation. #11
• Documentation of the API design and architecture. #12
• Functional API prototype including: #13
• Initial GraphQL schema with queries and mutations. #14
• Initial authentication and authorization schema. #15
• Basic routes for AI interaction and content processing. #16
• Initial implementation of caching and indexed queries. #17
• Future implementation and optimization plan. #18