WSO2

You can design and scaffold OpenAPI specs, assess specs for security and OWASP compliance, remediate spec issues, expose backend services through the WSO2 API Platform Gateway, apply rate limiting and authentication policies, and drive the full agent lifecycle including deployment, logs, metrics, and traces.

These skills target API developers, integration engineers, and platform operators who build REST services, manage gateway infrastructure, or operate agent deployments. They suit teams needing OpenAPI design guidance, gateway policy enforcement, and agent observability through command-line interfaces.

Install the amctl CLI, log in, then create and deploy an agent. You can list projects and agents, watch build progress, and fetch build logs, runtime logs, metrics, and traces. The API Platform Gateway runs on Docker and is managed through the ap CLI.

Yes. WSO2 maintains its source code publicly across 374 repositories on GitHub, and the organization welcomes community contributions. The skills, CLIs, and gateway components are distributed through these open-source repositories, with contribution guidelines linked from the organization profile.

Agent management requires installing the amctl CLI and logging in. Gateway publishing requires Docker to run the WSO2 API Platform Gateway plus the ap CLI for management. API design tasks require an existing OpenAPI .yaml or .json file when assessing or fixing specifications.