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Open source, schema-first code generation pipeline from Cloudflare. Resolves OpenAPI 3.x specifications, applies JSONPath-based overlays, and uses chainable plugins to generate typed SDKs, CLIs, runtime helpers, and documentation; custom generators can add other outputs, such as MCP servers. Announced in September 2026 and still early; its first production output is Cloudflare's cf CLI.
When you want to run SDK, CLI, and docs generation yourself in CI instead of relying on a hosted generator, need preview builds of generated outputs on every API change, or want to write custom generation targets.
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