GET /twins returns the twins your organization can provision right now, with the scenarios each one publishes. The pages below describe what they model.
Resend
Email delivery, domains, keys, contacts and broadcasts. The conformance suite drives the twin through the official Resend Python SDK2.41.0.
Slug: resend
Scenarios:
hard-bounce, spam-complaint, delayed-delivery, suppressed-contact, unverified-domain, rate-limited-key.
Not modelled: webhooks, webhook events and webhook deliveries. Any route outside the table answers 501 in Resend’s error envelope.
Linear
Issue tracking through Linear’s GraphQL API. The conformance suite drives the twin through@linear/sdk 95.0.0, the only SDK Linear publishes.
Slug: linear
Every record the baseline creates carries the same identifier in every container, so a seed plan can name the team, its people, its states and its labels before any container exists. Records created afterwards get identifiers of the sandbox’s own.
Advancing moves each open issue one step along its workflow: Backlog to Todo, Todo to In Progress, In Progress to Done, and a Done or Canceled issue to auto-archived.
Scenarios:
busy-team, completed-work, revoked-api-key.
Not modelled: projects, milestones, initiatives, cycles, roadmaps, documents, attachments, reactions and templates; the organization query and workspace or team settings; webhooks, integrations, OAuth applications and agent sessions; issue relations, sub-issues and history; API-key management; and filter, orderBy or sort arguments. A refused argument is refused rather than ignored, so a caller never reads an issue as created the way it asked when it was not.