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# Week of May 15, 2026

> Expanded TMDB API coverage, clearer endpoint documentation, and corrected account path parameters.

## New features

* **Account endpoints** — Manage favorites, watchlists, lists, ratings, and rated TV episodes through a new set of `/account/{account_id}` endpoints.
* **Authentication endpoints** — Create guest sessions, request tokens, and full user sessions (including from v4 tokens or via login), plus a `DELETE` endpoint to end a session.
* **Certifications endpoints** — Fetch the official movie and TV certification lists for use in filtering and ratings displays.
* **Changes endpoints** — Track recent updates to movies, TV shows, and people so your integrations can stay in sync.
* **Collections endpoints** — Look up collection details, images, and translations.
* **Companies endpoints** — Retrieve company details, alternative names, and images.

## Updates

* **Cleaner endpoint reference** — Every endpoint now includes a description, response codes (`200`, `401`, `404`), and grouping tags (Account, Authentication, Certifications, Changes, Collections, Companies) so you can scan the API reference faster.
* **Reusable request schemas** — Favorite and watchlist requests now share named schemas (`FavoriteRequest`, `WatchlistRequest`) with `media_type` restricted to `movie` or `tv`, making client generation more reliable.
* **Production server URL** — The OpenAPI spec now points at `https://api.themoviedb.org/3` as the single production server, removing an empty placeholder entry.

## Bug fixes

* **`account_id` path parameter** — Account routes previously hard-coded a sample account number in the path (e.g. `/account/{22845422}`). They now use a proper `{account_id}` path parameter, so requests work for any authenticated account.
* **Favorite and watchlist movie/TV endpoints** — The `account_id` parameter is now correctly declared as a required path parameter instead of an optional query parameter.