This is probably cool and useful, but there's no way to know how much of the API you're covering, right?
I find that the real shortage of tools exists going the other way: from OpenAPI to code. The ecosystem has proven to be a huge disappointment there, comprising a janky collection of defective tools that still (years later) don't support version 3.1 (a critical update).
I find that the real shortage of tools exists going the other way: from OpenAPI to code. The ecosystem has proven to be a huge disappointment there, comprising a janky collection of defective tools that still (years later) don't support version 3.1 (a critical update).