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No. Several interface actions may use the same resource operation, while a complex action may require a dedicated contract. Design around meaningful behavior instead of the number of buttons.
How should API endpoints correspond to product features?
Does every button need a separate API endpoint?
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An RSVP caller may only change attendance choices for their invitation. Editing contact details or invitation scope can require broader organizer permissions and should be authorized separately.
List each approved user action beside the operation that supports it. Empty entries reveal missing capabilities, while vague mappings highlight contracts that need clearer inputs, permissions, or outcomes.
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