Holiday information
Return planned date and holiday information in a consistent shape, with the applicable calendar rule visible in the documentation.
KOREAPIS
A planned developer API for Korean public holidays and business-day calculations with clear JSON and error contracts.
MVP planning · Preparing to build
Planned API surface
The MVP is being designed around predictable requests, explicit date rules, and responses an application can use without reimplementing calendar logic.
The first proposed scope focuses on the calendar logic that repeatedly appears in Korean service development.
Return planned date and holiday information in a consistent shape, with the applicable calendar rule visible in the documentation.
Calculate a next or previous business day from a date and a specified direction. Boundary cases are part of the contract design.
JSON responses and error behavior are being designed together. API keys and quota controls are design topics, not a currently available service.
The interface is planned around explicit inputs, deterministic rules, and documented responses.
Choose a date, calculation direction, and requested result.
Use deterministic calendar and holiday rules for the core calculation.
Read the result or a documented error code.
Proposed interface, not a live endpoint
GET /v1/business-days/next?date={input-date}
200 { "date": "{calculated-date}" }
Errors will use a documented JSON contract.
The core date calculation remains rule based and testable. Any Claude-assisted guidance is a later possibility, after Findoc’s planned API evaluation.
Codex supports requirement clarification, contract drafts, and boundary-value test design while the founder reviews the resulting decisions. Claude Code is being evaluated for selected development workflows.
After Findoc’s planned API evaluation and once this API is built, we may assess sending a developer’s question, sanitized error code, and public specification to Claude. The output would explain a correction with a relevant code example.
Guidance would link to the relevant specification and ask developers to test suggested code. Date results would continue to come from tested API rules. We would evaluate specification accuracy and whether examples run correctly.
No. KoreAPIs is in MVP planning and preparing to build; the example interface is not a live endpoint.
The plan includes contract and boundary-value tests for calendar rules, then review of documentation and any optional explanatory AI output.
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