Endpoint references for each module — payloads, responses, and error codes. Select a module to view its details.
Registration, login, email verification, OAuth, password management, 2FA, passkeys, phone verification, onboarding, and profile (own and public).
Post-registration onboarding — role choice, questionnaire, the mentor profile it creates, and the mentor verification document step.
Reply to the frontend onboarding wizard spec: the four collections POST /onboarding was dropping, the interest catalogue, the eleven social platforms, and the phone number that was never accepted.
Availability rules, off-days, vacation mode, public and mentor slot discovery, and slot holds.
Session booking lifecycle — follow-up slots, request, detail, confirm, decline, cancel, payment.
Mentee reviews of delivered sessions — the profile reviews tab, the booking write path, helpful votes, reports, and the mentor rating summary they recompute.
Reply to the frontend profile-reviews spec: the write path that did not exist, the caption scope decision, and five deviations.
Dashboard configuration, webhook endpoint and events, API keys, subscription retry policy, local development, and the go-live checklist.
Stripe Checkout flow, course enrollment payments, webhook endpoint, and local development without Stripe credentials.
Mentor earnings, clearance, the platform fee, admin-defined payout methods, and the withdrawal lifecycle.
Reply to the frontend earnings and transaction-methods spec: what shipped, and the four assumptions that were wrong.
The mentor dashboard in one call: session counts, delivered hours, students, per-currency earnings and the session breakdowns.
Reply to the frontend analytics spec: what already shipped, and the four decisions blocking /mentor/analytics.
How payments work internally — the ledger, webhook idempotency, gateway seam, settlers, and money conversion.
Mentor KYC document upload, list, download, and delete.
Course authoring, discovery, audience pricing, enrollment, and learning progress.
Reply to the v2 spec: what was already built, what shipped this round, the two bugs it uncovered, and the four decisions answered.
Mentor-owned communities — feed, XP & levelling, paid subscriptions, and gated courses.
One search endpoint across posts, people, communities, and courses — free-text and hashtag modes, per-tab results, and visibility scoping.
A user's own chronological history across posts, comments, mentions, communities, courses, connections, sessions and payments.
Global social feed — connection graph, posts, reactions, comments, shares, polls, and reporting.
One-way following alongside connections — follow/unfollow, follower and following lists, the is_following field across every user surface, and how connecting implies a follow.
Direct 1:1 chat — request/accept handshake, messages, file attachments, and in-chat appointment booking.
Platform-wide blocking — how a block severs messaging, connections, feed, search and profile visibility in both directions.
The Reverb socket layer — connecting with Echo, channel and event catalog for chat and notifications, typing indicators, reconnection, and the Coolify deployment.
The platform notification engine — architecture, channels (in-app, email, real-time, push, SMS), setup for Windows dev and Linux servers, and the full catalog of notification types with their triggers.
The privacy screen and its enforcement — who can see a profile, its connections, courses and contact detail, and who can message, comment, mention or find the user.
Per-user preferences — the notification switches that gate delivery, appearance and locale, and how the notification resolver enforces them.
Resumable large-file uploads — init → chunk → complete lifecycle yielding an upload_id spent when creating a resource.
Public CDN files versus private files — how to recognise a private /media/{uuid} URL, exchange it for a short-lived signed link, and render it in Next.js.