OpenAPI lifecycle guard and MCP sidecar for policy-driven API orchestration.
🚀 2,100+ downloads in the first 3 weeks! See your API lifecycle come alive from your OpenAPI spec, with one simple command Validate, document, and generate flow-aware SDKs automatically. openapi.json → describes your API openapi.x.json → describes how to use it (flows) adds a declarative state machine to your OpenAPI spec. Model resource lifecycles, enforce valid transitions, and generate…
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🚀 2,100+ downloads in the first 3 weeks! See your API lifecycle come alive from your OpenAPI spec, with one simple command Validate, document, and generate flow-aware SDKs automatically. openapi.json → describes your API openapi.x.json → describes how to use it (flows) adds a declarative state machine to your OpenAPI spec. Model resource lifecycles, enforce valid transitions, and generate flow-aware artifacts for documentation, SDKs, and automation. Define stateful workflows and lifecycle…
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