sync-interface

Sync OpenAPI specifications to TypeScript types by retrieving the latest core-interface release, downloading the core.backend.spec.json asset, and generating type definitions using openapi-typescript. The Skill automates this workflow to produce consistent, up-to-date TypeScript definitions at src/types/core-interface.ts for reliable API contracts.

Yes. OpenAPI specifications can be converted to TypeScript types automatically, eliminating manual type definitions and keeping types synchronized with API changes. This approach ensures your TypeScript interfaces always match the actual API contract defined in the OpenAPI spec.

Automate type synchronization by detecting the latest release, extracting the OpenAPI specification asset, and regenerating TypeScript definitions as part of your CI pipeline. This ensures types update automatically whenever the API interface changes, reducing manual maintenance and type mismatches.

Set up CI-driven synchronization to fetch the latest OpenAPI spec from releases, run openapi-typescript to generate type definitions, and integrate results into your project structure automatically. This approach enables hands-off type maintenance across deployments and release cycles.

No. By syncing OpenAPI specifications to TypeScript types automatically, manual type maintenance becomes unnecessary. Changes to the core-interface spec are detected, processed, and reflected in your TypeScript definitions without requiring manual intervention or updates.

The Skill detects the latest release, retrieves the OpenAPI specification asset, generates updated TypeScript types via openapi-typescript, and integrates them into src/types/core-interface.ts. This ensures your application always uses type definitions matching the current API contract.