Does an assistant call your API right?
Ask it what the API does. Ask which endpoint does what. Ask what it costs to call. Welila checks each answer against the real docs, fixes what is wrong, and keeps it right.
- Software with an API is a SaaS product, a developer tool or a platform an assistant calls, and it can be checked below.
- Places people visit, from dentists and clinics to hotels, gyms, storage and salons, and they get their own check. See the places page.
Welila runs itself. The checks are automated and cross-checked against the published docs and the machine files. You confirm the facts in one tap a month.
What changes for an API
An assistant reads a product differently from a place. It wants your OpenAPI document, your auth scheme, your rate limits and your error shapes stated plainly, not buried in a changelog. Welila checks that those are published, current and agree with each other.
Where the docs and the live API disagree, the disagreement shows here, with the record behind it, until you confirm which one is right.
The whole product, for an API
Found by assistants
Can an assistant find your API and read what it does before it calls anything?
Welila publishes the files an assistant looks for: llms.txt, an OpenAPI link, a robots policy that says yes. Your API becomes a source, not a guess.
Read right
Does it get your auth, limits and errors right?
Welila checks your published docs against the live API. Where they disagree, you confirm the truth in one tap.
Called from the facts
Can an assistant call an endpoint straight from what it reads?
Until the second-phase agent layer ships, the facts stand ready and nothing calls itself yet.
Who reads this
Which assistants have actually read your docs?
Every read is logged, and a signed read is told apart from the rest. You see exactly who's looking.