be-openapi-contract-kit

To generate an OpenAPI specification, define your interfaces, authentication, pagination, filtering, response schemas, and error codes. This skill outputs OpenAPI YAML files and integration documentation to facilitate parallel frontend and backend development.

An API contract defines backend interfaces upfront using the OpenAPI format, allowing frontend developers to build against defined endpoints and schemas while backend development is still in progress.

Create integration documentation by defining API endpoints, response schemas, and integration sequences. This skill generates markdown guides that provide seamless inter-team collaboration and testing instructions.

Yes, you can define authentication and pagination in an OpenAPI YAML file. This skill requires specifying these elements alongside interfaces, filtering, response schemas, and error codes to generate a complete backend API contract.

The best way to structure error codes in an API specification is to define them within the response schemas of your OpenAPI contract. This skill ensures error codes are explicitly documented to guide frontend integration and testing.

Yes, defining integration sequences is required when generating an API contract. This skill uses these sequences alongside interface definitions and schemas to produce comprehensive integration guides for development teams.