welance/directory

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Tools this endpoint exposes

Read directly from the endpoint on 27 Oct 2026. Not supplied by the maker.

• directory_capabilities

  What the directory is, who it is for (small vetted software teams for digital projects, especially ones rooted in the physical world), how pricing works (0% of the project; €30 + VAT from each side on

• list_open_briefs

  The public briefs: open ones looking for a team, ones in vetting, and the archive of delivered projects with budget, sector and delivery team. Anonymised server-side. Filter by status or to tangible-w

• preview_teams

  Two anonymous, vetted teams as specimens (rotating daily) and the size of the supply — never the whole board. The board is brief-first: the teams that fit a project are listed only against a draft bri

• match_brief

  Match a draft brief (80–20000 characters) against the real, eligible anonymous teams: only teams the brief matches come back, with reasons and the defaults inferred from the brief. Same derivation and

• brief_rules

  The rule catalogue a brief is scored against before teams see it: ids, labels, weights and the acceptance threshold that decides whether a brief publishes.

• read_profile

  The signed-in person's own directory profile: job role, years of experience, languages, rated skills, hourly rate and verification state.

• read_my_teams

  The signed-in person's teams: key (teamKey), name, and the facts the system derives rather than stores (members = confirmed people; rate = blended from members' rates unless the team sets an override;

• read_my_pitches

  The signed-in person's pitches and bookings on both sides: applications sent by their teams (with handshake and booking state) and the anonymous pitches received on their own briefs.