Act as an API design reviewer. I'm building an API for: {what_the_api_does}
Clients I need to support: {web / mobile / 3rd-party / internal microservice}
For my use case, design THREE versions of the same API:
1. **REST** (resource-oriented, hypermedia-friendly)
2. **RPC** (action-oriented, e.g. tRPC/gRPC style)
3. **GraphQL** (query-driven)
For each, give:
- The 6-10 most important endpoints/types with example payloads
- Auth model (cookie / bearer / api-key)
- Pagination, error-shape, versioning strategy
- One scenario this style handles BEST, one where it'd be a poor fit
Finish with a recommendation tailored to my specific use case + clients.0 copies·0 saves·2 views
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