VS Code Extension

    Discover APIs
    directly from code.

    APIScout scans your backend project inside VS Code, builds an API inventory from source, and helps you export OpenAPI without leaving the editor.

    Local-first scanningRoute inventory in-editorOpenAPI 3.x export
    payments.ts - payments-api•••
    APISCOUT···
    Filter endpoints...
    SCAN COMPLETE24
    PAYMENTS8
    GET/payments
    POST/payments
    GET/payments/:id
    CUSTOMERS6
    TSpayments.ts×
    src › routes › payments.ts
    1  import { Router } from "express";
    2  import { requireAuth } from "../middleware/auth";
    3
    4  const router = Router();
    5
    6  router.get("/payments", requireAuth,
    7    async (req, res) => {
    8      const payments = await db.payment.findMany({
    9        where: { accountId: req.user.accountId }
    10     });
    11
    12     return res.json({ data: payments });
    13   }
    14 );
    AGET /paymentsExplain endpointView in Explorer
    APIScout: 24 endpointsLn 12, Col 44 UTF-8 TypeScript
    24Endpoints
    4Frameworks
    3Export formats
    ExpressFastAPIDjangoSpring

    01 / API Explorer

    Your API surface.
    One editor view.

    Filter endpoints by method, inspect source-backed details, and review likely gaps before you ever switch to a separate tool.

    API Explorer
    PAYMENTS3
    CUSTOMERS2
    Scan complete24 endpoints
    GET/payments

    Lists account-scoped payment records and maps the route back to the source file instantly.

    Source
    AuthenticationBearer token
    Response200200 application/json
    Review cues2 findings
    !

    Parameter and auth context stay attached to the route

    APIScout keeps route details grounded in implementation context so OpenAPI cleanup starts from real code.

    A

    Move from code discovery to schema export

    The extension helps teams turn route inventory into an OpenAPI baseline instead of manually reconstructing paths from scattered files.

    02 / Workflow

    Built for source-driven
    API discovery.

    01

    Scan the backend project locally

    Open the extension inside VS Code and let APIScout inspect your source tree without pushing code anywhere.

    02

    Review the discovered API surface

    Browse routes by method, path, and module, then jump from endpoint inventory back to implementation details.

    03

    Export clean OpenAPI output

    Generate OpenAPI 3.x output from the codebase and hand it off to the rest of your security workflow.

    03 / OpenAPI Export

    From source code
    to usable spec.

    APIScout helps teams bootstrap OpenAPI from real implementation details so inventory, security review, and documentation can start from the same baseline.

    • Local-first code scanning

      Inspect API routes in the editor without relying on browser traffic capture or incomplete docs.

    • VS Code-native exploration

      Filter endpoints, inspect file paths, and keep source context visible while you refine inventory.

    • OpenAPI-ready output

      Turn discovered routes into exportable OpenAPI definitions that downstream tooling can actually use.

    openapi: 3.1.0
    info:
      title: payments-api
      version: 1.0.0
    paths:
      /payments:
        get:
          summary: List payments
          security:
            - bearerAuth: []
          responses:
            "200":
              description: Payment list
        post:
          summary: Create payment
          responses:
            "201":
              description: Payment created
      /payments/{id}:
        get:
          summary: Get payment by id
          parameters:
            - in: path
              name: id
              required: true
              schema:
                type: string
    Export readyOpenAPI 3.x compatible

    APIScout for VS Code

    Explore every endpoint before
    you trust the spec.

    Use your source code as the starting point for API inventory, OpenAPI generation, and the next step in your ApyGuard security workflow.