A Universal API Bridge
The milestone where success became a possible outcome.
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The milestone where success became a possible outcome.
RAG assumes documents exist. For tool discovery, they don't—until you create them.
LLMs understand TypeScript better than JSON Schema. Here's how we exploit that for better API execution.
Why retrieval-based AI tool use requires treating tools as data, not code—and what that makes possible.
Where AI agents are heading—and the infrastructure they'll need to get there.
Most API specs model authentication as parameters instead of security schemes. We transform them so credentials stay out of LLM context.
JSON Schema is a mess. OpenAPI is poorly designed. But the value of a standard isn't its elegance—it's its existence.
How we collapsed OpenAPI's encoding complexity into composable primitives.
How we bridge the gap between what LLMs generate and what APIs require.
Why the operation—not the service—is the right unit for AI, and what it takes to extract one from a multi-megabyte spec.