01
Capability boundary
No X capability is defined yet
The catalog intentionally leaves resources, methods, and events empty. Selecting an authorized provider contract is the first gate; route presence is not a connector commitment.
- Catalog status and access: X — research, undecided
- Authentication: Authentication is undecided until DewEngine selects the permitted X product, account type, and customer authorization model.
- Resources: none declared while research remains open
- Target actions: none declared while research remains open
- Target events: none declared while research remains open
- Limitations and failures: No provider contract or implementation; No declared read, send, profile, post, or event capability; Pricing, quotas, account eligibility, and retention behavior remain unknown
- Release gates: X — Select an authorized provider contract before defining capability
02
User need
Start with the workflow, not a generic X logo
Inbox support, publishing, monitoring, and profile context are different products. Research must identify which customer workflow matters before DewEngine evaluates the corresponding provider access and data obligations.
03
Contract selection
Choose an authorized access path before designing schemas
The provider agreement determines available account types, actions, quotas, retention, and commercial constraints. DewEngine should not infer those terms from another connector or from a public page route.
04
Account model
Define who authorizes and who acts
Research needs to distinguish an individual user, organization, application, and managed customer account. The resulting account record must make the acting identity and consent boundary unambiguous.
05
Evidence plan
Build conformance fixtures only after the contract exists
Once an authorized surface is selected, tests should cover pagination, identifiers, state-changing actions, event delivery, throttling, revocation, and deletion with real permitted accounts.
06
Go or no-go
Publish a capability only after product and policy review
A release decision needs a useful customer workflow, sustainable provider terms, safe credential handling, documented limits, and evidence that the normalized contract preserves provider truth. Until then, this route remains research.