API Sequence
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API sequences are chains of API calls that represent user or system workflows. Identifying these sequences is critical for:
Detecting logic-based vulnerabilities
Improving testing coverage
Understanding API usage patterns
Akto automatically detects API sequences based on traffic patterns and presents them with visual flow charts and associated statistics.

The API Sequences Overview section gives a snapshot of the identified sequences:
Total Sequences: Number of detected unique API workflows
Total Transitions: Number of API call transitions between steps
Avg Probability: Likelihood of these sequences occurring in real traffic (based on behavioral analysis)
Example from your screenshot:
10 Total Sequences
196 Total Transitions
67.1% Avg Probability
Akto analyzes live traffic to group API endpoints into sequences by:
Temporal Proximity – Requests made in close succession.
Entity Linkage – Requests sharing IDs (like orderId, userId, sessionId).
User Flow Logic – Common patterns like login → fetch profile → create order.
Each node in the sequence represents an endpoint (e.g., POST /api/users/login), and edges indicate transitions.
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