There are a lot of reasons that it might not be public, but a conspiracy is quite low on the list. My guess is that it's due to one of the following: * The AP

There are a lot of reasons that it might not be public, but a conspiracy is quite low on the list. My guess is that it's due to one of the following: * The API isn't considered beta yet. * This was created as somewhat of a side project and hasn't been formalized yet. * Documenting it is on the backlog. * It's meant for internal use in that they may be building in tools in the Security and Compliance center that will be calling it.