What problem does it solve?
Provides a structured, production-ready process for designing APIs so teams avoid inconsistent contracts, poor pagination, unclear error handling, and undocumented authentication flows that slow development and break clients.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Resource modeling & endpoint design: identify resources, relationships, and CRUD operations with consistent URI patterns and HTTP semantics.
- OpenAPI 3.1 specification output: produce complete, documentation-ready specs including components, examples, and security schemes for code generation.
- Versioning, pagination, and error standards: recommend URI/header versioning strategies, cursor/keyset/offset pagination patterns, and RFC 7807-style error formats with an error code catalog.
- GraphQL schema planning: translate domain models into GraphQL types and queries/mutations when appropriate.
- Use Case: design a public user management API with JWT authentication, cursor pagination for feeds, and a clear deprecation strategy for future versions.
Quick Start
Create an OpenAPI 3.1 specification for a product catalog API that includes list and detail endpoints, JWT bearer authentication, cursor pagination on collections, and a documented error response catalog.