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    • Updated code examples to use more descriptive parameter names (e.g., componentId, actionId, triggerId) instead of the generic id for improved clarity.
    • Revised section headings and descriptions for better consistency and emphasis.
    • Updated documentation links and references for the Connect API proxy to improve navigation and accuracy.

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The documentation was updated to use more specific parameter names in code examples, replacing generic id fields with resource-specific names such as componentId, actionId, and triggerId. Section headings and descriptions were also revised for clarity and consistency, and one API proxy URL was updated along with internal linking improvements.

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docs-v2/pages/connect/api.mdx
docs-v2/pages/connect/components.mdx
Updated code examples to replace generic id parameter with resource-specific names (componentId, actionId, triggerId).
docs-v2/pages/connect/index.mdx Revised section headings and bullet points for clarity and emphasis; adjusted descriptions and order.
docs-v2/pages/connect/managed-auth/quickstart.mdx Updated API proxy documentation link from /connect/proxy/ to /connect/api-proxy/.
docs-v2/pages/connect/api-proxy.mdx Changed relative links to internal anchor links; clarified wording about sending requests to the REST API.

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docs-v2/pages/connect/components.mdx (3)

338-338: Use componentId parameter for configureComponent
Replaced generic id with componentId in the API payload to align with the configureComponent method signature.


608-608: Rename id to actionId in runAction payload
Updated the payload to use actionId, matching the expected parameter name for invoking actions.


716-716: Rename id to triggerId in deployTrigger payload
Switched the field name to triggerId to reflect the correct API signature for deploying triggers.

docs-v2/pages/connect/index.mdx (5)

12-12: Simplify heading to “Managed auth”
Removed the verb “Use” for a more concise and consistent section title.


19-19: Clarify section heading for user requests
Changed to “Make requests on behalf of your users” to more explicitly describe the section’s content.


21-21: Reference the MCP server in bullet
Updated the bullet to point to Pipedream’s MCP server, aligning with controlled terminology.


22-22: Broaden registry bullet scope
Adjusted wording to emphasize adding the full registry of pre-built tools and triggers.


24-24: Maintain imperative verb consistency
Ensured the list item “Develop and deploy complex multi-step workflows” follows the same imperative style as other bullets.

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docs-v2/pages/connect/api.mdx (8)

1453-1453: Clearer parameter naming for Configure Component
Renaming from the generic id field to componentId aligns the example with the SDK’s expected configureComponent signature and enhances readability.


1491-1491: Consistent componentId usage in JavaScript snippet
The JS example now correctly uses componentId instead of id, matching the TypeScript example and SDK API.


1665-1665: Use componentId in Reload Component Props (TypeScript)
This update makes the prop-loading example self-documenting by specifying componentId explicitly. Great for clarity.


1701-1701: componentId in Reload Component Props (JavaScript)
The JS snippet now mirrors the TS example’s naming, improving consistency across languages.


1876-1876: Rename id to actionId in Invoke Action (TypeScript)
This change clarifies which identifier is required by runAction in the SDK.


1919-1919: actionId in Invoke Action (JavaScript)
Consistent with the TS example, the JS snippet now uses actionId to avoid ambiguity.


2081-2081: Switch to triggerId in Deploy Trigger (TypeScript)
Using triggerId makes it clear you’re deploying a trigger component rather than a generic resource.


2121-2121: triggerId in Deploy Trigger (JavaScript)
Aligns the JS example with the TS version and the SDK’s parameter naming for deployTrigger.

@dannyroosevelt dannyroosevelt merged commit 6ab6cae into master May 28, 2025
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@dannyroosevelt dannyroosevelt deleted the danny/connect-api-docs-typos branch May 28, 2025 18:00
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