Start by acknowledging that Discord's API is extensive, then name three well-known endpoints from different areas (e.g., guilds, channels, messages) to show breadth. Briefly explain what each endpoint does and why it matters for product managers, such as enabling integrations or automation.
Pro tip: Tie each endpoint to a product use case or business value, like how the messages endpoint powers chat features or how the guilds endpoint supports community management. This shows you think beyond technical details and understand the product implications.
Acknowledge that Discord exposes many endpoints and that you'll focus on three commonly used ones from different resource categories.
List three endpoints, such as GET /guilds/{guild.id}, GET /channels/{channel.id}/messages, and POST /channels/{channel.id}/messages. Briefly describe their purpose.
For each endpoint, explain how it enables product features or integrations, like community management, message retrieval, or bot interactions.
Mention any technical trade-offs, such as rate limits or authentication requirements, and how they impact product decisions.
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