Guides on OpenAPI, API documentation, generated SDKs, MCP tools, and monitoring. Written by Octri, which turns one API spec into docs, SDKs in 10 languages, and agent-ready tools.
You generate an SDK from your OpenAPI spec, publish it to npm and PyPI, and integrators start building on it. Then it goes dark. Once that client library is running inside someone else's production ap
Generating a client library is the easy half. Getting it into the place your users already look, under a name you can live with, is where the irreversible decisions are. Most of them are naming decisi
Good API documentation decides whether a developer integrates your API in an afternoon or gives up before lunch. The reliable way to get there is to generate your documentation directly from your Open
The case for hand-writing is better than generation advocates admit, and it has a shape. A hand-written client can be idiomatic in ways a generator cannot reach. It can name a method after what your u
The question gets asked as though one is replacing the other, and the framing is wrong in a way that leads teams to build the wrong thing. OpenAPI is a description. It is a document that says what you