backend-api-contract

You can generate an OpenAPI 3.1 contract by providing API resource inputs like entities, PRD paths, or database schemas. The tool processes these inputs to output a structured OpenAPI document alongside a companion guide and validation scripts.

Enforcing RFC 9457 error schemas and pagination strategies in OpenAPI documentation is handled automatically during contract generation. The process aligns these standards across services based on your defined context and resource entities.

Yes, you can generate OpenAPI contracts from multiple input modalities including API resource entities, PRDs, and database schemas. This flexibility allows you to produce production-ready OpenAPI 3.1 documents from various source materials.

The best way to prevent API contract drift during OpenAPI generation is to use a built-in drift guard. This mechanism enforces schema alignment, versioning choices, and error handling consistency while the contract is being generated.

Yes, OpenAPI 3.1 contract generation includes validation hooks and a companion markdown guide. These outputs streamline integration and testing by validating the generated contract against your defined API resource entities and schemas.