harness-api-design

To generate OpenAPI specifications, you map existing REST endpoints to detect API styles and produce versioned artifacts. This workflow validates schemas against project conventions, auto-generates documentation, and outputs structured OpenAPI files to reduce design drift.

Managing API versioning across GraphQL and gRPC involves defining a unified versioning strategy aligned with project conventions. The process enforces safety checks, proposes schemas, and generates proto or GraphQL artifacts with changelogs to maintain consistency across different API styles.

Yes, you can design REST, GraphQL, and gRPC APIs in a single workflow. The process identifies surface types, maps existing boundaries, and generates corresponding OpenAPI, GraphQL schema, or proto definitions while validating against best practices and safety checks.

Validating GraphQL schemas against project conventions requires enforcing design rules during generation. The system validates proposed schemas, checks safety boundaries, and produces documentation and changelogs to ensure the GraphQL artifacts align with established governance standards.

Yes, this API design workflow automatically produces changelogs and documentation. While generating OpenAPI, GraphQL, or proto artifacts, it validates against best practices and creates comprehensive documentation to support collaboration and governance across release cycles.

You need to detect API style before generating proto definitions when mapping existing API surfaces to ensure accurate schema proposals. Identifying the style first allows the system to enforce correct conventions, apply versioning strategies, and output valid gRPC proto artifacts.