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Hey - get in touch with me at Zuplo. If this is for a charity, we might be able to swing you a really cheap deal.


Cool project! Love the OpenAPI 3 support


This is me! I actually just made a blog version of this with my code samples linked: https://zuplo.com/blog/2025/03/24/apis-at-the-edge


Here's some tips I had on ensuring you can make changes or rollback changes to your API without breaking your consumer's trust.


There is now an official RFC for this: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc9745


There are many SDK generators out there (even OSS) - what makes you special?


Our primary advantage right now is extensibility and simplicity. We are working with users that want to implement features that cant be generated with current generators and we enable them to implement those. Our generator does work for those basic use cases when you want a client to interact with an API, but if you need something more, like state management, sse, etc, we make the SDK easy to work with and extend.

If you've used some oss generators, their code is often a complete headache to just read. OpenAPI generator is a good example.

Hope that answers your question :P


I have a project I work on every now and then that consumes arazzo specs: https://github.com/AdrianMachado/arazzo-runner Essentially its an executor for Arazzo


Thanks for sharing, I'll try the runner. Are you also writing the Arazzo spec for the target service?


I'm working on a gateway called Zuplo that is Openapi-native and can synchronize with your generated OpenAPI docs too


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