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To automate API test chain generation, you can use a backend design definition like design.md or routes.rs to trigger an automated workflow that converts interface definitions into executable Python scripts. This process ensures deterministic test flows and keeps endpoint coverage in sync with backend updates.

Keeping API documentation in sync requires an automated generation process triggered after every test run. By converting routes.rs or design.md files into Python scripts that act as both testers and doc generators, the system outputs up-to-date API docs featuring real tokens and responses.

Yes, you can generate Python scripts from design.md to test backend APIs by using an automation tool that parses backend design definitions. This creates a single Python module per feature, serving as both an executable tester for endpoints and a documentation generator.

Automated API testing can cover 4xx error scenarios and generate Chinese documentation by enforcing a deterministic workflow that includes error paths. The generated docs output in Chinese, capturing real tokens and responses to ensure comprehensive endpoint coverage.

The best way to structure API tests for backend teams is to enforce a deterministic workflow with a single Python script per feature module. This approach automatically generates documentation after each run, ensuring test coverage across endpoints and maintaining interface sync.