I pasted my Swagger spec and got 30 mock APIs in 2 seconds

<p>Last month I was integrating with a payment API. Wrote my tests against a mock server, everything passed, shipped to staging — and the whole flow broke.</p> <p>The mock told me

<p>The hardest part of frontend testing isn't writing the test. It's getting the backend to return the exact response you need: a 500, an empty list, a malformed payload, right

<p>I read the phrase "spec-driven development" and immediately decided it was for people without taste. Six months later, Claude Code generated a discount system that applied

<p>Have you ever spent weeks building a backend API, only to have the frontend team tell you, <em>"Wait, this isn't the data format we agreed on"</em>? </p> <p>In traditional

<p>"Swagger" and "OpenAPI" get used interchangeably, and untangling that is actually the first useful thing to do here, one is a specification, the other is a tool that renders