# A Public Help Center, and a Complete API Reference

Source: https://help.zira.us/whats-new/public-help-center-and-api-reference
Summary: This release opens Zira's documentation to the world. Guides, the developer reference, and release news now live on their own public site — no sign in, readable by anyone you send a link to, and indexed by search engines
Updated: 2026-08-06

This release opens Zira's documentation to the world. Guides, the developer reference, and release
news now live on their own public site — no sign-in, readable by anyone you send a link to, and
indexed by search engines. Alongside it, the API reference is finally complete: every endpoint shows
what to send, what comes back, and what to do when something fails. Inside the product, device
settings now come from the device itself, each data source gets its own Training tab, and routing
rules can call a webhook.

## 📚 A public help center at help.zira.us

Everything that used to sit behind a login now has a public home.

- **Guides, developer docs, and What's New** are all served from [help.zira.us](/docs), and every
  page works without an account. Send a colleague — or a prospective customer — a direct link and it
  simply opens.
- **Search engines and AI assistants can read it.** The old in-app help was invisible to both, so
  people looking for an answer never found ours. Now they will.
- **Existing links keep working.** Old `/docs`, `/developers` and `/whats-new` addresses forward to
  the new site automatically, so nothing you have shared or bookmarked breaks.
- **Support stays private.** Opening a support ticket still happens inside Zira, where we know who
  you are.

## 🔌 A complete API reference

If your team connects Zira to another system, the reference is now something you can build against
rather than guess at.

- **Every endpoint documents its response.** Each one shows the real body you get back, with a field
  table explaining what each value means and which values can be empty. Previously most endpoints
  described only what to send.
- **Request and response examples are copy-ready**, with a one-click copy button.
- **A familiar layout.** Each endpoint is laid out in tabs — description, parameters, authorization,
  headers, body, response — so it reads the way an API client does.
- **Errors are documented once, properly.** Every endpoint lists the statuses it can return and what
  each one actually means, so you can handle failures instead of discovering them.
- **Corrections throughout.** A number of endpoints listed fields that no longer exist, marked
  optional fields as required, or omitted parameters you cannot work without. Those are fixed.

## 🤖 Ask about the endpoint you are reading

An assistant now sits beside the reference behind a button that stays with you as you scroll. Ask how
to authenticate, what a parameter does, or for a snippet in your language, and it answers from the
documentation for the endpoint you are on — so the field names and addresses match what the system
really accepts.

## ⚙️ Device settings come from the device

Camera and vision device settings used to be described in two places: once on the device and once in
Zira. When a device gained a new option, Zira did not know about it.

Now the device publishes its own settings, and the dialog renders exactly that. You see the options
your device actually supports, read-only values are clearly shown as read-only, and a device can gain
a setting without waiting for a Zira release.

## 🎓 Training, per data source and across the account

Each data source now has its own **Training** tab showing the training runs it has been part of,
along with their results and metrics. Administrators also get a single page listing every training
job in the account, so a run that needs attention is easy to find.

## 🪝 Routing rules can call a webhook

A routing rule can now send its decision to another system as it happens, so downstream tools react
immediately instead of waiting for the next poll.

## 🗂️ Smaller things that add up

- **Sharper image review.** Filter a session by the classes actually present in it, and jump between
  sessions without losing your place.
- **Smarter agents.** Agents now run on the current generation of AI models only, with faster,
  leaner requests. What used to be labelled "GPT" is now simply "AI".
- **QA Snapshots.** Mark an image straight from its card, with clearer labels on the widget.
- **Dashboards.** More control over table columns and bar colours, and pie chart colours follow the
  palette you expect.

## 🐛 Fixes

- Hover states across the app no longer come out too dark in dark mode.
- Editing an agent's configuration no longer shows a stale copy of what you just saved.
- Deleting all of a label file's labels now removes the empty file instead of leaving it behind.