Api Contract Normalizer
ListedProvides API guidance and assistance for agent workflows.
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About this skill
What it does
The monkey1sai-api-contract-normalizer skill normalizes API contracts. It takes an API contract as input and transforms it into a standardized format, simplifying its structure and improving readability. This normalization process makes the contract easier to understand and work with for both humans and machines.
When to use it
- Standardizing disparate API documentation: You have API descriptions in various formats (e.g., OpenAPI 2.0, Swagger 1.0, RAML) that need a consistent representation.
- Improving code generation: You want to generate code from an API contract but the original format is complex or non-standard.
- Simplifying API integration: You're integrating with multiple APIs and need a unified view of their interfaces.
- Automated documentation updates: You wish to automatically update your API documentation based on changes in the underlying contracts.
Key capabilities
- Normalizes various API contract formats.
- Standardizes the structure of API descriptions.
- Improves readability and understandability of API contracts.
Example prompts
- "Normalize this OpenAPI 2.0 specification: [paste API spec here]"
- "Convert this RAML definition to a standard format."
- “Can you standardize this API contract?”
Tips & gotchas
The skill's effectiveness depends on the quality and completeness of the input API contract. Ensure the contract is valid according to its original schema for best results.