create-api-docs

Automated API reference documentation generation analyzes routes, handlers, schemas, and resolvers within a defined scope to produce a comprehensive document. It groups endpoints by domain, describes authentication, and details request and response shapes based on actual code evidence.

Keeping API documentation synchronized relies on generating references directly from formal specifications and backend code. This approach ensures the output reflects actual routes and schemas, reducing manual effort and preventing drift between documentation and implementation.

Evidence-based API documentation avoids speculation by documenting only explicitly evidenced behaviors from routes and schemas. It marks uncertainties clearly through confidence notes and open questions within the generated document artifact, ensuring developers know what needs clarification.

Generating API documentation for specific backend domains is supported by grouping endpoints by resource or module. This ensures the final reference document is organized logically, making it easier for developers to navigate available endpoints within a particular service scope.

Automated API documentation generation describes authentication and error behavior based on evidence found in handlers and formal specifications. It accurately captures these details alongside request and response shapes, ensuring developers understand endpoint security and failure modes.

Creating an API reference document inspects sources like routes, handlers, schemas, resolvers, and formal specifications. The generated artifact contains the target path, sources inspected, confidence notes, and open questions to provide a transparent view of the documentation process.