A bare bones api will sell faster with an example gui and management interface almost always. It’s a starting point to both see what’s possible, and also a way

A bare bones api will sell faster with an example gui and management interface almost always. It’s a starting point to both see what’s possible, and also a way to maybe have some boiler plate to experiment with right away to help users start using the api by example of usage not just by a call but in a front end. I appreciate what you’re saying, got me it’s like finding an app and then wondering if it has an api. Both are useful