This profile describes the vocabulary of the API Documentation Audit page (audit.html), not the API it audits. The audit is a meta-document: it inspects each operation of the generated API documentation and reports where documentation is missing (response/request schema, class/operation summary, ALPS attribute). Like the term usage index, it is a per-report profile — it describes its own report structure and is domain-agnostic. It carries no claim about what any endpoint *means*; it only reports the presence or absence of documentation artifacts. Bind page elements to these descriptors by their `class` attribute: - the whole report is `class="apiDocumentationAudit"` on its `main` element; - each audited operation with findings is `class="operation"`; - each gap is `class="finding"`, and its category is `class="findingType"`; - summary figures carry the matching count descriptor classes. The audit document. Inspects every operation of the generated API documentation and lists the documentation that is missing. A companion view to the main API documentation (index.html). One HTTP operation (method + path) that has at least one documentation gap. Operations that are fully documented are omitted from the findings list. A single missing-documentation report for an operation, e.g. a missing response schema or operation summary. The category of the gap: response-schema, request-schema, class-summary, operation-summary, or alps. A stable machine token; the human message accompanies it as text. Number of resource classes scanned. Number of HTTP operations scanned across all resources. Number of operations that declare a response JSON Schema. Number of operations that declare a request JSON Schema. Number of operations carrying an ALPS attribute. Reported only when an ALPS profile is configured.