> **Dimitar Todorov** -- 11:23 PM > > Hey! Sorry for the late message -- just finished checking the fermentation tanks. Harvest season, you know. > > **Dimitar Todorov** -- 11:24 PM > > So here's the situation. I run a family winery in the Thracian Valley, Bulgaria. We make wine. We've been making wine since my grandfather's time. Two years ago my nephew convinced me to build an online platform -- customers order directly, restaurants connect through an API for wholesale. > > **Dimitar Todorov** -- 11:25 PM > > It's been great for business. 40% of our revenue now comes through the restaurant API. But last month one of our partners in Sofia said their system flagged "unusual activity" from our API. Their IT person called it "injection attacks" or something. I smiled and nodded. > > **Dimitar Todorov** -- 11:26 PM > > I don't know what injection attacks are. I know what happens when you inject too much sulfite into a barrel, but I don't think that's the same thing :) > > **Dimitar Todorov** -- 11:27 PM > > I need someone to check the whole platform -- the website where customers order, the API the restaurants use, all of it. I want to know if we have a real problem or if the Sofia restaurant is being paranoid. Either way, I can't afford to lose partners over this. > > The brief I can give you: WordPress + WooCommerce for the consumer side, custom REST API for wholesale. Payments through Stripe. Customer accounts with order history. About 200 consumer accounts and 12 restaurant partners. > > Can you take a look and tell me -- in human language -- what's going on? **Suggested response buttons:** 1. "Hi Dimitar, I've read your messages. Before I start looking at the platform, I have some questions about the API setup -- how restaurant partners connect, what data they can access, and how customer accounts work. Can you walk me through those?" 2. "Dimitar, thanks for reaching out. The Sofia restaurant's concern is worth investigating. I'll start reviewing the scope and materials, and I'll message you with specific questions as I dig in."