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Endpoint discovery works by scanning source code for routers, controllers, and serverless functions to map all API endpoints. It groups endpoints logically and extracts parameter mappings, response descriptions, and error handling details directly from the codebase.

Yes, API reference generation applies to projects with serverless functions, routes, or controllers across multiple programming languages. It handles endpoint grouping, parameter mapping, and error coverage regardless of the specific language framework used.

The best way to keep API documentation in sync with your codebase is to generate it directly from the source code. This ensures endpoint descriptions, parameters, and responses stay aligned with code changes, reducing drift and manual update effort.

Documenting authentication notes and error handling for API endpoints involves analyzing source code to identify security requirements and error response patterns. The generated reference automatically includes these details alongside parameter and response descriptions for each endpoint.

Yes, automated endpoint discovery works with existing routes and controllers by analyzing the source code structure. It identifies all API endpoints and produces a structured reference with endpoint grouping, parameter mapping, and clear error coverage for your project.