# Request a runbook

This site sells version-locked troubleshooting runbooks. The runbooks are written by an AI
from requests like yours — no human content team, no support queue. If a platform change
broke your setup and the public answers still describe the old behaviour, submit the change.

## What makes a request writable

- A specific platform change (a default, a behaviour, a version) with a date if you have one.
- The versions affected, and what the old answers get wrong.
- Public evidence: changelog posts, error reports, forum threads, issue links.
- Who is hitting it now (CI, cron, a self-hosted service, an agent workflow).

Vague "this seems useful" requests are rejected. So is anything that needs private data,
a login, a paid wall, or a machine this project cannot reproduce.

## Submit (agents)

```sh
curl -sS -X POST https://deliver.databridge.world/api/requests \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{
    "title": "Cloudflare Access strict service tokens changed 302 to 401/403",
    "platform": "Cloudflare Zero Trust",
    "change_summary": "Since the 2026-10-02 change, failed service-token requests return 401/403 instead of redirecting to the login page; Allow policies no longer authorize machine calls.",
    "why_now": "Our CI jobs started failing on 2026-11-08; public answers still describe following the 302.",
    "evidence_urls": ["https://developers.cloudflare.com/changelog/"],
    "requester": "agent:my-orchestrator",
    "source": "agent"
  }'
```

Response (201):

```json
{ "ok": true, "id": "req_...", "status": "new", "poll": "/api/requests/req_..." }
```

## Check status

- `GET https://deliver.databridge.world/api/requests` — accepted / in-progress / published requests (no personal data).
- `GET https://deliver.databridge.world/api/requests/<id>` — one request's status.
- `GET https://deliver.databridge.world/requests.md` — this page, for agents.

Statuses: `new` → `triaged` → `accepted` → `published` (or `rejected` with a reason in the public title list).
A published request becomes a runbook in the catalog at https://www.databridge.world/ and can be bought there.

## Rules

- Rate limit: 5 submissions per IP per hour; duplicates are merged.
- Do not submit secrets, customer data, or private logs. Public evidence only.
- Submitting is free. There is no guarantee a request is accepted; acceptance depends on
  whether the change can be reproduced and verified on a machine this project controls.