api-reviewer

To validate OpenAPI spec alignment with a PRD, run an automated contract review that checks completeness, consistency, and scope ownership. The reviewer generates a concise compliance report highlighting gaps and mapping contract definitions directly to PRD evidence indexes.

Yes, API contract review supports multi-protocol definitions including AsyncAPI, GraphQL, gRPC, Webhook, and SDK. It applies protocol-specific checklists to validate interface completeness, error models, and versioning compatibility across multi-team environments.

Evidence-based API contract review enforces conclusions by pointing to exact locations in PRD and contract indexes. This mechanism prevents misinterpretations or missed requirements by ensuring every validation result is traceable to source documentation.

Yes, you can check OpenAPI contracts for conflicts with existing interfaces, events, or SDKs. The review process identifies clashes and flags potential duplications to ensure contract integrity and consistency before releases.

Review gRPC and Webhook contracts by running an automated validation against finalized PRD boundaries. The reviewer enforces protocol-specific checklists to verify ownership and alignment, producing a compliance report for multi-team release coordination.

The best way to prevent missed requirements in API contracts is to automate rigorous PRD-to-contract alignment checks before releases. This ensures contracts serve as a single truth source by validating scope, error models, and versioning against PRD evidence.