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docs/customize/runtime/custom-http-client.mdx

@@ -107,9 +107,21 @@ SDK sdk = builder.build();
 ```
 
 ```csharp !!tabs C#
-/* YourHttpClient must implement the ISpeakeasyHttpClient interface */
-
+//----------------------------------------------------
+// <summary>
+//     The C# SDK accepts a client that implements
+//     the `Utils.IDefaultHttpClient` interface.
+//
+//     Note: In some SDKs this interface may be called
+//     `ISpeakeasyHttpClient`, which can be rebranded
+//     as `I<Prefix>HttpClient` by configuring the
+//     `httpClientPrefix` setting in your `gen.yaml`.
+// </summary>
+//----------------------------------------------------
+
+// YourHttpClient must implement Utils.IDefaultHttpClient
 var httpClient = new YourHttpClient();
+
 // Initialize the SDK with the custom HTTP client
 var sdk = new SDK(client: httpClient);
 ```

docs/languages/csharp/methodology-csharp.mdx

@@ -61,16 +61,16 @@ The SDK includes minimal dependencies. The only external dependencies are:
 
 ## HTTP Client
 
-By default, the C# SDK will instantiate its own `SpeakeasyHttpClient`, which uses the `System.Net.HttpClient` under the hood. The default client can be overridden by passing a custom HTTP client when initializing the SDK:
+By default, the C# SDK will instantiate its own `DefaultHttpClient`, which uses the `System.Net.HttpClient` under the hood. The default client can be overridden by passing a custom HTTP client when initializing the SDK:
 ```csharp
 var sdk = new SDK(client: new CustomHttpClient());
 ```
 
-The provided HTTP client must implement the `ISpeakeasyHttpClient` interface as defined in `Utils.SpeakeasyHttpClient.cs`:
+The provided HTTP client must implement the `Utils.IDefaultHttpClient` interface:
 ```csharp
 using <NameSpace>.Utils;
 
-public class CustomHttpClient : ISpeakeasyHttpClient
+public class CustomHttpClient : IDefaultHttpClient
 {
     public CustomHttpClient()
     {
@@ -105,13 +105,13 @@ public class CustomHttpClient : ISpeakeasyHttpClient
 
 This is useful if you're using a custom HTTP client that supports proxy settings or other custom configuration.
 
-In the example below, a custom client inherits from the internal `SpeakeasyHttpClient` class, which implements the `ISpekeasyHttpClient` interface. This client adds a header to all requests before sending them:
+In the example below, a custom client inherits from the internal `DefaultHttpClient` class, which implements the `IDefaultHttpClient` interface. This client adds a header to all requests before sending them:
 ```csharp
 using <NameSpace>.Utils;
 
-internal class CustomSpeakeasyHttpClient : SpeakeasyHttpClient
+internal class CustomHttpClient : DefaultHttpClient
 {
-    public CustomSpeakeasyHttpClient() {}
+    public CustomHttpClient() {}
 
     public override async Task<HttpResponseMessage> SendAsync(HttpRequestMessage request)
     {

docs/languages/maturity.mdx

@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ Feature support levels indicate the extent of additional functionalities provide
     { target: "[Terraform](/docs/create-terraform)", maturity: "GA", support: "Level 2" },
     { target: "[PHP](/docs/languages/php/methodology-php)", maturity: "GA", support: "Level 1" },
     { target: "[Unity](/docs/languages/unity/methodology-unity)", maturity: "Beta", support: "Level 1" },
-    { target: "[Ruby](/docs/languages/ruby/methodology-ruby)", maturity: "Alpha", support: "Level 1" },
+    { target: "[Ruby](/docs/languages/ruby/methodology-ruby)", maturity: "Beta", support: "Level 1" },
     { target: "Postman", maturity: "Alpha", support: "Level 1" }
   ]}
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