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openapi-audit

Tools for working with OpenAPI schemas. Requires Python 3.11+.

openapi-audit

Lint an OpenAPI schema for quality issues.

# From a file:
uv run openapi-audit schema.json

# From stdin:
curl -s http://localhost:8000/openapi.json | uv run openapi-audit

# Skip specific checks:
uv run openapi-audit schema.json --ignore missing-description --ignore missing-summary

# List available checks:
uv run openapi-audit --list-checks

Configuration

Checks can be configured via a TOML file (--config FILE), either as a standalone file or under [tool.openapi-audit] in pyproject.toml.

Skip entire checks:

[tool.openapi-audit]
ignore-checks = ["missing-parameter-example", "5xx-response"]

Suppress specific issues with regexps (matched against the formatted issue line):

[tool.openapi-audit.checks.missing-parameter-example]
ignore-regexps = ["(limit|offset|ordering)"]

[tool.openapi-audit.checks.no-global-security]
ignore-regexps = [".*"]

openapi-summarize

Produce a compact, LLM-friendly text summary of an OpenAPI schema.

uv run openapi-summarize schema.json
curl -s http://localhost:8000/openapi.json | uv run openapi-summarize

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