api-documentation-generator

Generate OpenAPI 3.0.3 specifications and integration guides from REST endpoint requirements.

7|2|Updated Nov 9, 2025

Search Tags:#authentication #openapi #swagger #rest api #api documentation #integration guide

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Skill: api-documentation-generator
Source: https://github.com/Prompt-or-Die-Labs/hyper-forge/tree/main/.claude/skills/api-documentation-generator
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SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

API developers often struggle to keep endpoint documentation accurate, complete, and easy for others to integrate with, which leads to integration delays and support overhead.

Core Features & Use Cases

Generate OpenAPI/Swagger documentation: Produce an OpenAPI 3.0 specification with endpoint summaries, request/response schemas, and examples.
Document authentication and errors: Capture security requirements (e.g., JWT bearer tokens) and standardize error response shapes and HTTP status codes.
Provide integration-ready guides: Include quick-start instructions, base URL details, and practical curl-style examples for common flows like login and user retrieval.

Quick Start

Ask to generate API documentation for your endpoints in OpenAPI 3.0 format, including authentication details, request/response examples, and a quick-start integration guide.

Frequently Asked Questions about api-documentation-generator

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I generate OpenAPI 3.0.3 specifications from endpoint requirements?▼

To generate OpenAPI 3.0.3 specifications, you provide endpoint requirements and security definitions. The tool transforms them into a structured spec with paths, components, schemas, and example payloads for client implementation.

What is the best way to document REST API authentication flows and error responses?▼

Documenting REST API authentication flows involves defining securitySchemes like JWT bearer tokens within an OpenAPI specification. This standardizes error response shapes and HTTP status codes alongside the main endpoint documentation.

Can I use this to create an integration guide with curl examples for my Swagger spec?▼

Yes, you can create an integration guide with curl examples. The process outputs a readable quick-start section covering authentication, base URL details, and practical examples for common calls like login and user retrieval.

Does this approach support defining request and response schemas for user and auth endpoints?▼

Yes, this approach supports defining request and response schemas. It applies specifically to documenting REST endpoints for user and auth flows, capturing the structured data needed for accurate client integration.

What should I include in my endpoint requirements to get complete API documentation?▼

To get complete API documentation, include your REST endpoint paths, desired authentication methods, and expected request or response data. The output structures these into OpenAPI 3.0.3 content with example payloads and a quick-start guide.

Are there limitations when using OpenAPI 3.0.3 for REST API documentation versus other formats?▼

OpenAPI 3.0.3 for REST API documentation is limited to RESTful endpoint structures and standard securitySchemes. It does not inherently document non-REST architectures like GraphQL or WebSocket event streams without custom extensions.