[Open Source] An AI-powered API development tool for building APIs quickly and efficiently through automation and intelligent features.
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1. Project Overview
ApiCat is an AI-powered API development tool designed to help developers build APIs faster and more efficiently through automation and intelligent features. ApiCat supports importing and exporting OpenAPI and Swagger data files. It can also analyze and identify API requirements entered by users and automatically generate corresponding API documentation, code, and other content.
2. Open Source License
Licensed under MIT
3. Screenshots
Functional characteristics
Function Demonstration





4. Feature Overview
ApiCat is an AI-powered API development tool that analyzes and identifies API requirements entered by users, automatically generates corresponding API documentation and code, and helps developers build APIs faster and more efficiently.
Feature Description
- Supports importing and exporting OpenAPI and Swagger data files, making it easier for developers to describe and manage API specifications.
- Powered by AI, it can automatically identify API requirements and structures, generate corresponding API documentation and code, and improve development efficiency and quality.
For more details, please refer to the README.md documentation. You can also try out the online demo of ApiCat.
ApiCat is currently in its early stages. Follow the project for the latest updates.
5. Tech Stack
Installation and Deployment
Get the Code
Access to One Flying Open-source: https://code.exmay.com/ Download
Build and Start the Service
# Enter the project directory cd apicat # Build the frontend project cd fronted # Enter the frontend project directory pnpm install pnpm build # Update and organize dependencies go mod tidy # Build the project go build # Modify the configuration file # You can copy the contents of config/setting.default.yaml and modify them as needed cp ./config/setting.default.yaml ./ vim ./setting.default.yaml # Start the service (default configuration) ./apicat # Start the service (custom configuration) ./apicat -c setting.default.yaml