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OpenAPI Technical Steering Committee (TSC) member and OAS Community Manager here. Happy to answer or redirect all questions related to Moonwalk / OpenAPI v4.

https://www.anthropic.com/index/introducing-claude

However, it's a nightmare on Mac OS (Intel Silicon) Ventura.

Congratulations on launching! I love how your OpenAPI definition is front-and-centre. I'll be adding it to the APIs.guru OpenAPI directory ASAP.

Maybe you'd like to integrate with APIs.guru?

https://apis.guru

Also https://wellknown.ai

Hi, nice.

Are you aware of https://apis.guru?

It's hallucinating again.

Nice. How many APIs are indexed?

OpenAPI TSC member here. Any feedback on the new tools site gratefully received.

Exactly that.

Undici seems to be an HTTP 1.1 client. Is there any work or timescale to provide HTTP 2 support?

Nice project. First stargazer! If you add the GitHub topic `openapi3` it will get picked up and indexed by https://apis.guru/awesome-openapi3/

Support JSON (only YAML for the moment)

JSON is a subset of YAML, so this should "just work" with no changes... Oh, I see, it autoconverts JSON to YAML at the moment so needs a JSON mode.

Does it not support the OPTIONS and TRACE methods?

Typo: "Deuplicate" for "Duplicate"

You can do both. Widdershins converts an OpenAPI definition to the markdown format used by Slatedocs. https://github.com/mermade/Widdershins

Thanks! And it validates fine, congratulations. API added to the APIs.guru OpenAPI Directory.

Does your API have an OpenAPI definition?

Congratulations! Will add your OpenAPI definition to the APIs.guru OpenAPI Directory.

Great to see it has an OpenAPI definition too. Added to the APIs.guru OpenAPI Directory.

You might want to look at https://github.com/slatedocs/slate - there is also a Node.js port https://github.com/mermade/reslate and tools (see the slate wiki) to convert from formats such as OpenAPI

Quis archiviet ipsos archives?

halfbakery.com - and it's still (half) going.

Modern short story? Russian inwention!

Probably should be running DOS 3.2 for the real vintage experience.

I haven't heard of anyone reverse engineering common schemas / parameters from existing APIs (I doubt the commonalities are really there) but there are projects like this one [0] which express schema.org types as JSON Schema objects suitable for use in OpenAPI.

[0] https://github.com/tandfgroup/schema-oas

The count is sadly out of date. We now have over 3000 OpenAPI definitions! (Maintainer)

And which particular Government department is in charge of stating the bleeding obvious today?

Telix[0] was just a terminal emulator, to find dial up systems you generally got information offline, such as via magazines or friends, and then got to know other systems from there, or from lists like the FidoNet node list.

[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telix

Unless you count various preinstalled Google apps as crapware.

I never met a SPARQL endpoint I couldn't crash with a trivial query.

nvm