interop-forge

Plan and implement multi-app integration in monorepos with OpenAPI contracts and MCP servers.

Updated Feb 18, 2026
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Skill: interop-forge
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SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill guides teams to plan and implement robust integration for multi-app monorepos, covering shared contracts, API-first design, and MCP server scaffolding.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Planning protocol and architecture mapping for apps, contracts, and authentication.
  • OpenAPI-driven API contracts, SDK generation, and MCP server scaffolding.
  • Cross-app authentication planning, monorepo tooling integration, and spawn-ready templates for deployment.

Quick Start

Provide a planning brief for your monorepo by detailing apps, contracts, and target MCP server topology.

Frequently Asked Questions about interop-forge

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I plan multi-app integration in a monorepo using shared contracts?

An API-first monorepo integration uses OpenAPI specs to define shared contracts first, enabling automated SDK generation and MCP server scaffolding for orchestrated testing across diverse stacks.

How do I generate SDKs from OpenAPI specs in a monorepo?

Generate SDKs from OpenAPI specs by defining API-first contracts within your monorepo, enabling automated SDK generation, cross-app authentication mapping, and MCP server template scaffolding.

Does this approach support scaffolding MCP servers for cross-app authentication?

Yes, this approach scaffolds MCP servers by mapping target topology, cross-app authentication, and shared contracts to enable secure multi-app orchestration across diverse stacks like Vercel, Supabase, and GCP.

Can I use this multi-app monorepo integration planning with diverse stacks like GCP or Vercel?

Yes, you can apply this monorepo integration planning across diverse stacks like GCP, Vercel, or Supabase by using OpenAPI contracts and MCP server templates to map apps and coordinate orchestration regardless of platform.

What is the best way to map apps and contracts for API governance in a monorepo?

The best way to map apps and contracts for API governance is establishing OpenAPI-first shared contracts, driving SDK generation and MCP server scaffolding to maintain consistent orchestration across the monorepo.

When do I need MCP server templates for monorepo orchestration?

You need MCP server templates for monorepo orchestration when coordinating multiple apps requires standardized communication, enabling cross-app authentication mapping and shared contract testing across diverse stacks.