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API-to-Agent Forge

A technical case that maps one fictional Spring Boot controller into four prepared outputs: OpenAPI, CLI help, an Agent Skill, and a validation manifest.

Technical Case · Prepared outputs · No public generator

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StatusTechnical Case · Prepared outputs · No public generator

A technical case that maps one fictional Spring Boot controller into four prepared outputs: OpenAPI, CLI help, an Agent Skill, and a validation manifest.

Target user
Platform engineers and developer-product teams
Input
One fictional public-style Spring Boot controller example
Output
Prepared OpenAPI, CLI help, Skill example, and validation-manifest downloads
Public format
Technical Case
Public case

Use the case, then inspect the decision trail.

The case uses fictional, synthetic, or prepared material. It shows only the parts that can be released safely. The internal runtime is not public.

Prepared technical case

One fictional API, four prepared outputs.

Synthetic example · No live generator

01 · Discover

Controller surface

A fictional Spring Boot controller with three public-style endpoints.

02 · Describe

OpenAPI contract

Prepared paths, schemas, parameters, and response boundaries.

03 · Operate

Unified CLI

Predictable commands and help text generated from the contract.

04 · Package

Agent Skill

Instructions that tell an Agent when and how to call the CLI.

05 · Verify

Validation manifest

Prepared checks for path coverage, command mapping, and missing fields.

Prepared evidence package

Download the public outputs.

The downloads use a fictional order-status API. They contain no GitLab, SSO, enterprise permission, customer, or private endpoint information.

Problem

The user problem

A controller surface needs consistent OpenAPI, CLI, and Agent Skill interfaces with validation attached to the generated contract.

Workflow

Steps from input to decision

  1. Interpret the fictional controller surface
  2. Prepare an OpenAPI contract
  3. Map the same contract into CLI help and an Agent Skill example
  4. Attach a validation manifest

Validation

What was checked

  • The prepared outputs share one fictional input contract
  • A validation manifest remains attached to the output package

Evidence

What the case verifies

  • The public case uses a fictional controller example with prepared OpenAPI, CLI help, Skill example, and validation manifest downloads.
  • Validation remains attached to the prepared output chain.

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