# strata19.endpoint_inventory
URL: /documentation/reference/tools/endpoint_inventory



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## What it does [#what-it-does]

Whole-repo HTTP endpoint inventory built from the SAME role data the framework-semantics and pack planes already compute (route registrations, middleware role bindings, accepted request schemas, direct persistence calls) — never a new analysis pass. `list` answers "how many endpoints, how many unauthenticated, how many take input with no validation, what tables does anything here touch". `query` answers a specific question against that inventory: "what writes to the users table", "which endpoints touch billing", "which endpoints have no auth binding".

## When to use it [#when-to-use-it]

**Use when:** "how many API endpoints does this have" · "which endpoints are unauthenticated" · "what writes to the X table" · "which endpoints touch billing/payments/PII" · "audit my API surface" · onboarding to an unfamiliar repo's HTTP surface

**Also use when:** planning a schema/table change and needing to know which endpoints would be affected, or reviewing a new endpoint against the auth/validation conventions the rest of the repo already follows

## When not to use it [#when-not-to-use-it]

you want ONE route's full middleware chain with store-backed caller enrichment — use strata19.project\_intelligence (actions: route\_context, middleware\_chain) instead; or a severity-graded security/correctness finding — use the detector/finding tools (this tool never asserts something is WRONG, only what IS).

## Availability [#availability]

|           |                                       |
| --------- | ------------------------------------- |
| Tier      | Expert                                |
| Lifecycle | Live                                  |
| Taught by | *no packaged skill teaches this tool* |