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Schema completeness
Find missing schema types, descriptions, examples, and property details that make a contract harder to understand and use.
OpenAPI Blueprint
Make your OpenAPI contract
clearer and more complete.
Analyze an OpenAPI definition for schema gaps, missing documentation, and other contract issues. OpenAPI Blueprint groups actionable suggestions so your team knows what to improve and where to start.
Use a URL, upload a JSON or YAML file, or paste your spec.
OpenAPI scan summary
Orders API
OpenAPI 3.1 · 24 paths · 38 operations
12
suggestions
Schemas
9
Documentation
5
Security
3
Example documentation findings
Order schema is missing a description
Schema · Order
Property 'status' has no example
Schema · Order.status
GET /orders is missing a summary
Operation · GET /orders
Illustrative preview. Findings depend on the specification you analyze.
Review the contract
See what your API definition explains—and what it leaves out.
The analyzer checks the structure and documentation in your OpenAPI spec, then groups suggestions into focused categories.
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Documentation quality
Surface operations without summaries, descriptions, tags, parameter guidance, or clear response details.
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Security and design signals
Review grouped suggestions across security, API design, versioning, compliance, performance, and governance.
OpenAPI Blueprint provides findings and improvement guidance. Your team decides how to update the contract; the analyzer does not silently rewrite your specification.
A straightforward review
From OpenAPI document to a clearer next step.
Use the findings to make your API contract easier to maintain and more useful for developers, integrators, and downstream tools.
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Provide your OpenAPI definition
Enter a live spec URL, upload a JSON or YAML file, or paste the specification into the analyzer.
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Review the contract overview
See the paths, operations, schemas, and grouped findings detected in the document.
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Improve the documentation
Use the suggestions to fill schema gaps, clarify operations, and make the contract more useful to its consumers.