Update links to use api/access_codes

Author: razor-x

docs/capability-guides/smart-locks/access-codes/creating-access-codes/README.md

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 ## Overview
 
-This guide explains how to create online access codes on an online smart lock. With the [Access Codes](../../../../api-clients/access_codes/) API, generate PIN codes on a door lock and share it with visitors, allowing them keyless access.
+This guide explains how to create online access codes on an online smart lock. With the [Access Codes](../../../../api/access_codes/) API, generate PIN codes on a door lock and share it with visitors, allowing them keyless access.
 
 Seam supports programming two types of online access codes for online door locks:
 
-1. **Ongoing**: Ideal for residents or long-term users. Ongoing codes remain active on a device until removed. Create one by omitting both `starts_at` and `ends_at`. To remove the code, use the [Delete Access Code](../../../../api-clients/access_codes/delete.md) endpoint.
+1. **Ongoing**: Ideal for residents or long-term users. Ongoing codes remain active on a device until removed. Create one by omitting both `starts_at` and `ends_at`. To remove the code, use the [Delete Access Code](../../../../api/access_codes/delete.md) endpoint.
 2. **Time Bound**: Suitable for temporary access like guest visits or service appointments. These codes operate between a designated `starts_at` and `ends_at` time window, granting access only during that period.
 
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@@ -232,7 +232,7 @@ Ongoing online access codes are ideal for long-term users that wish to keep the
 
 ### 1. Create an Ongoing Online Access Code
 
-Set an ongoing online access code by providing the `device_id` of the smart lock on which you want to [create an access code](../../../../api-clients/access_codes/create.md). Assign an optional `name` to the access code for easier identification within the [Seam Console](https://console.seam.co) and smart lock app.
+Set an ongoing online access code by providing the `device_id` of the smart lock on which you want to [create an access code](../../../../api/access_codes/create.md). Assign an optional `name` to the access code for easier identification within the [Seam Console](https://console.seam.co) and smart lock app.
 
 To customize the PIN code, specify a desired PIN for the `code` property. If you do not specify a `code`, you can set the `preferred_code_length`, and Seam generates a code of this length if the affected device supports the specified preferred code length. See [Access Code Requirements for Door Locks](../../../../products/smart-locks/access-codes/access-code-requirements-for-door-locks.md) to understand any requirements specific to the door lock.
 
@@ -550,7 +550,7 @@ There are two methods to verify that an ongoing access code has been set on the
 
 ### **Polling Method**
 
-Use the `access_code` reference returned by the create function to call the [Get Access Code](../../../../api-clients/access_codes/get/) function. A basic implementation would involve polling this endpoint until the `status` of the access code updates to `set`.
+Use the `access_code` reference returned by the create function to call the [Get Access Code](../../../../api/access_codes/get/) function. A basic implementation would involve polling this endpoint until the `status` of the access code updates to `set`.
 
 If the `status` remains `setting` for a very long time, or if the `access_code` object contains any `warnings` or `errors` properties, consult [the guide on "Troubleshooting Access Code Issues"](../../../../products/smart-locks/access-codes/troubleshooting-access-code-issues.md) for further guidance.
 
@@ -577,7 +577,7 @@ Time-bound online access codes are suitable for temporary access, like guest vis
 
 ### 1. Create a Time-Bound Online Access Code
 
-To set a time-bound online access code, provide the `device_id` of the smart lock on which you want to program a code, along with `starts_at` and `ends_at` [ISO 8601](https://www.iso.org/iso-8601-date-and-time-format.html) timestamps to define the active time window for the code. For more details, see the [Create Access Code](../../../../api-clients/access_codes/create.md) endpoint.
+To set a time-bound online access code, provide the `device_id` of the smart lock on which you want to program a code, along with `starts_at` and `ends_at` [ISO 8601](https://www.iso.org/iso-8601-date-and-time-format.html) timestamps to define the active time window for the code. For more details, see the [Create Access Code](../../../../api/access_codes/create.md) endpoint.
 
 As with ongoing codes, you can assign an optional `name` to the access code. A clear name helps users to identify the access code quickly within their smart lock app.
 
@@ -936,7 +936,7 @@ There are two methods to verify that an time-bound access code has been set on t
 
 ### **Polling Method**
 
-Use the `access_code` reference returned by the create function to call the [Get Access Code](../../../../api-clients/access_codes/get/) function. In a basic implementation, you would poll this endpoint at the `starts_at` time to check if the access code's status is updated to `set`.
+Use the `access_code` reference returned by the create function to call the [Get Access Code](../../../../api/access_codes/get/) function. In a basic implementation, you would poll this endpoint at the `starts_at` time to check if the access code's status is updated to `set`.
 
 If the `status` remains `setting`, or if the `access_code` object displays any `warnings` or `errors`, refer to [the "Troubleshooting Access Code Issues" guide](../../../../products/smart-locks/access-codes/troubleshooting-access-code-issues.md) for assistance.
 

docs/device-and-system-integration-guides/smartthings-hubs-+-smart-locks.md

@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ Note the following SmartThings-specific features:
 
 ### Reporting Access Code Length Constraints
 
-For SmartThings-connected devices, you can report the set of supported access code lengths or the minimum and maximum supported code lengths. For details, see [Report Device Access Code Constraints](../api-clients/access_codes/report-device-access-code-constraints.md).
+For SmartThings-connected devices, you can report the set of supported access code lengths or the minimum and maximum supported code lengths. For details, see [Report Device Access Code Constraints](../api/access_codes/report-device-access-code-constraints.md).
 
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docs/device-guides/implementing-robust-access-code-management-for-guests.md

@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ Seam's backup access code pool, we automatically make sure all backup access cod
 are healthy, ready for immediate usage, replaced after every use, and automatically
 removed when a reservation ends.
 
-Seam's official backup access code pool can be enabled by adding `use_backup_access_code_pool: true` to any [`/access_codes/create` API request](https://docs.seam.co/latest/api-clients/access_codes/create). You can then retrieve access codes using [`/access_codes/pull_backup_access_code`](https://docs.seam.co/latest/api-clients/access_codes/pull_backup_access_code).
+Seam's official backup access code pool can be enabled by adding `use_backup_access_code_pool: true` to any [`/access_codes/create` API request](https://docs.seam.co/latest/api/access_codes/create). You can then retrieve access codes using [`/access_codes/pull_backup_access_code`](https://docs.seam.co/latest/api/access_codes/pull_backup_access_code).
 
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docs/products/smart-locks/access-codes/backup-access-codes.md

@@ -516,7 +516,7 @@ You can retrieve a backup access code to use instead.
 
 ### 3. Confirm the availability of a backup access code
 
-To confirm that a backup access code is available for retrieval, check the `is_backup_access_code_available` property on the access code by inspecting the response from [Get Access Code](../../../api-clients/access_codes/get/) or [List Access Codes](../../../api/access_codes/list.md). If the backup code pool has been exhausted, this property returns `false`.
+To confirm that a backup access code is available for retrieval, check the `is_backup_access_code_available` property on the access code by inspecting the response from [Get Access Code](../../../api/access_codes/get/) or [List Access Codes](../../../api/access_codes/list.md). If the backup code pool has been exhausted, this property returns `false`.
 
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 Note that we only support pulling backup codes for `time_bound` codes at this time.

docs/products/smart-locks/access-codes/modifying-access-codes.md

@@ -200,7 +200,7 @@ There are two methods to verify that a permanent access code has been set on the
 
 **Polling Method**
 
-Utilize the `access_code_id` returned in the response from the create endpoint to invoke the [Get Access Code](../../../api-clients/access_codes/get/) endpoint. A basic implementation would involve polling this endpoint until the `status` of the access code updates to `set`.
+Utilize the `access_code_id` returned in the response from the create endpoint to invoke the [Get Access Code](../../../api/access_codes/get/) endpoint. A basic implementation would involve polling this endpoint until the `status` of the access code updates to `set`.
 
 If the `status` remains `setting` for a very long time, or if the `access_code` object contains any `warnings` or `errors` properties, consult [our guide on "Troubleshooting Access Code Issues"](troubleshooting-access-code-issues.md) for further guidance.
 
@@ -216,7 +216,7 @@ There are two methods to verify that a time-bound access code has been set on th
 
 **Polling Method**
 
-Use the `access_code_id` provided in the response from the create endpoint to call the [Get Access Code](../../../api-clients/access_codes/get/) endpoint. In a basic implementation, you would poll this endpoint at the `starts_at` time to check if the access code's status is updated to `set`.
+Use the `access_code_id` provided in the response from the create endpoint to call the [Get Access Code](../../../api/access_codes/get/) endpoint. In a basic implementation, you would poll this endpoint at the `starts_at` time to check if the access code's status is updated to `set`.
 
 If the `status` remains `setting`, or if the `access_code` object displays any warnings or errors, refer to [our "Troubleshooting Access Code Issues" guide](troubleshooting-access-code-issues.md) for assistance.
 

docs/products/smart-locks/access-codes/retrieving-access-codes.md

@@ -709,7 +709,7 @@ System.out.println(accessCodes);
 
 ## Retrieving Individual Access Codes
 
-To retrieve a specific access code, include the desired `access_code_id` in the [Get Access Code](../../../api-clients/access_codes/get/) request.
+To retrieve a specific access code, include the desired `access_code_id` in the [Get Access Code](../../../api/access_codes/get/) request.
 
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docs/products/smart-locks/access-codes/troubleshooting-access-code-issues.md

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ If the device or connected account associated with an access code has an error,
 
 ## Determining the Issue
 
-The first step in troubleshooting an access code issue is to figure out what the issue is from Seam's point of view. Make a [Get Access Code](../../../api-clients/access_codes/get/) or [List Access Codes](../../../api/access_codes/list.md) request and look at the `errors` and `warnings` payloads on the access code object. Look at the error and warning codes. Then, see the matching remedy in [Suggested Access Code Remedies](troubleshooting-access-code-issues.md#suggested-access-code-remedies) for next steps.
+The first step in troubleshooting an access code issue is to figure out what the issue is from Seam's point of view. Make a [Get Access Code](../../../api/access_codes/get/) or [List Access Codes](../../../api/access_codes/list.md) request and look at the `errors` and `warnings` payloads on the access code object. Look at the error and warning codes. Then, see the matching remedy in [Suggested Access Code Remedies](troubleshooting-access-code-issues.md#suggested-access-code-remedies) for next steps.
 
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