[Backslasher]

A.S --> E.A, no? :) I decided to abstract away the URL part as it wasn't easily explainable and not important to the story. I figured the JSON-in-JSON part is interesting enough.

Anyway, the resulting memdump with many \\s remains my most audience-engaging slide to date, and figured out the non-company audience deserves to know. Good times.

[YouWhy]

You're fully right! I added them both - E.A. was the original toolmaker, and A.S. worked more down the chain. He definitely was the person who walked me through the finer points of retrieving the data.

[Backslasher]

The brain and the brawn :)