
Worked on the basecamp/fizzy repository to deliver per-account API scoping by introducing an account_slug prefix to key endpoints, including account, my/pins, and my/timezone. This approach enforced account-level isolation and improved API usability by aligning routing with established per-account patterns. The developer updated API documentation to reflect the new endpoint structure, ensuring clarity for API clients. Routing issues that previously caused unwanted redirects and JSON handling errors were resolved, resulting in more reliable API responses. The work was implemented using Ruby on Rails and focused on backend and API development, ultimately enhancing security and developer experience through consistent per-account namespaces.
In June 2026, delivered per-account API scoping for basecamp/fizzy by introducing an account_slug prefix to key endpoints (account, my/pins, and my/timezone). This change enforces per-account isolation, improves API usability, and aligns routing with existing per-account patterns. Updated and harmonized API documentation to reflect the new paths, ensuring production accessibility under /:account_slug/account/... and /:account_slug/my/... paths. Fixed routing issues that previously caused root-app redirects (302) and JSON handling problems (406) for Accept: application/json, resulting in more reliable API responses. Overall, these changes reduce cross-account routing errors, strengthen security, and improve developer experience for API clients.
In June 2026, delivered per-account API scoping for basecamp/fizzy by introducing an account_slug prefix to key endpoints (account, my/pins, and my/timezone). This change enforces per-account isolation, improves API usability, and aligns routing with existing per-account patterns. Updated and harmonized API documentation to reflect the new paths, ensuring production accessibility under /:account_slug/account/... and /:account_slug/my/... paths. Fixed routing issues that previously caused root-app redirects (302) and JSON handling problems (406) for Accept: application/json, resulting in more reliable API responses. Overall, these changes reduce cross-account routing errors, strengthen security, and improve developer experience for API clients.

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