> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.jojapi.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# October 2026 Changelog

## The CLI covers your whole API

`jojapi` 0.2 goes beyond Worker code. From a terminal, CI or an AI agent you can now manage deployments, bindings, variables, the listing, its OpenAPI document, pricing, traffic and request logs. Every write that cannot be undone shows what will change and asks first. See [Command-line interface](/studio/cli).

* **Endpoints as code.** `jojapi export` writes the API as an OpenAPI document that imports back without a single change. `jojapi import` previews every change field by field and ends with a digest; `--apply --expect <digest>` applies exactly that preview, and refuses if anything changed since. OpenAPI (JSON or YAML) and Postman Collections are read from a file or a URL.
* **Deployments.** `jojapi changes` lists what production is behind; `changes deploy` promotes it and `changes discard` throws it away. `jojapi deployments keep|public|archive` changes one deployment.
* **Worker.** `jojapi resources add|remove|share|revoke|accept` handles storage, queues and their shares. `jojapi vars` sets variables; secrets are read from a prompt or stdin, never from an argument. `jojapi settings --logs on`, `jojapi usage` and `jojapi mode` cover the rest.
* **Listing.** `jojapi info`, `create` and `update` (`--marketplace public` names the checks that fail); `jojapi endpoints show|add|update|hide|disable|delete|duplicate|move|example`; `jojapi groups`, `faqs`, `objects`; and `jojapi page`, which shows the marketplace page as consumers see it.
* **Pricing.** `jojapi plans create|public|private|rate|display|add-object|delete|access`; `jojapi features`; `jojapi billing` for what endpoints charge; `jojapi agents` for per-request agent prices; `jojapi grant` for one-off free quota.
* **Analytics.** `jojapi apis`, `dashboard`, `traffic`, `requests` (credentials and cookies are always redacted), `transactions` and `subscribers`.

## Management API

* **New plans come back with their slug.** `create-api-plan` answers `plan: {slug, type, blocked}`, so you no longer have to list the plans again to find the new one.
* **Opaque ids for subscriptions and transfers.** `ProviderSubscriptions` and `pending-transfers` return string ids, and the routes that take an id expect it exactly as returned. This includes `studio/grant-quota` and the Studio's transfer and cancel actions. Raw numbers are refused.
* **Every error has a `status`.** The few routes that answered errors with only a `code` now carry `status` as well (`code` stays for older clients).
* **Public plan limits apply when a plan is made public.** Opening a private plan with `update-api-plan` now checks the same limits as creating a public plan: 10 public plans per API, one of them pay-as-you-go. The hidden plan behind agent payments no longer takes one of the 10 slots.
* **Small fixes.** Switching an API's Worker to the mode it already runs no longer creates a deployment. A Postman Collection imported from a URL is recorded as a Postman source. Access to a deleted plan can no longer be granted.


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