API Documentation for Developers

I’m in the middle of a software build and need a dedicated writer to turn our existing endpoint notes and rough comments into polished, developer-ready API documentation. The goal is to give anyone who consumes the service a clear, consistent reference that covers authentication, request / response schemas, common error codes, versioning strategy, and real-world code samples.

You’ll receive the latest OpenAPI (Swagger) spec, a Postman collection, and direct access to a senior engineer for questions. From that you’ll produce:

• A structured reference in Markdown (one file per resource, plus an overview)
• A quick-start guide with copy-and-paste examples in cURL and JavaScript
• An HTML build of the docs generated through Swagger UI or similar

Everything should read naturally for experienced developers, use consistent naming, and follow our existing style guide (provided on acceptance). I expect iterative drafts in a shared repo so we can comment line-by-line and merge improvements quickly.

If clear, precise writing and an eye for technical accuracy are your strengths, let’s get this documentation into the hands of our dev community.