Design and validate OpenAPI 3.1 specifications for REST, GraphQL, and gRPC services.
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It removes uncertainty and manual work from API design by producing consistent, versioned, and validated API specifications that serve as the source of truth before implementation. The Skill ensures every endpoint has a clear contract, example requests and responses, pagination, error schemas, and rate limiting so teams avoid breaking changes and inconsistent behavior.
Design a REST OpenAPI 3.1 specification for an Orders service with CRUD endpoints, cursor pagination, JWT authentication, and tiered rate limits.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To generate an OpenAPI 3.1 specification, provide resource models and service requirements to automatically produce a complete contract with endpoints, example payloads, pagination, and authentication schemas.
Yes, existing OpenAPI, protobuf, or GraphQL SDL artifacts can be validated using standard tooling like spectral, redocly, and oasdiff to prevent commits when breaking changes or validation errors are detected.
Enforce consistent error schemas and pagination by generating standardized OpenAPI contracts that mandate cursor pagination for list endpoints and apply uniform error response formats across all services.
Yes, the design and validation process applies to REST, GraphQL, and gRPC services, producing equivalent GraphQL SDL or protobuf definitions alongside OpenAPI 3.1 specifications when creating or documenting APIs.
The best way to document a legacy service is to auto-detect existing frameworks and route patterns to bootstrap a production-ready, versioned OpenAPI contract complete with rate limiting tiers and example request/response pairs.
Add rate limiting policies and JWT authentication by defining auth models like API key, OAuth2, JWT, or mTLS directly within the generated OpenAPI specification to enforce tiered access limits.
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