Skill: API contract drift check
The 'did this API contract change in a way that breaks our integration?' workflow. Diff two OpenAPI snapshots structurally, lint the new one for agent-readiness regressions, extract the endpoint surface for inventory comparison, validate a known-good payload against the new contract, and summarize security-relevant changes. Six tools, one go/no-go answer on whether the upstream API broke us.
Listing completeness · 80/100
Presence of published information only. Not a security, reliability or performance score. Same rules for Datoka and external listings.
- Name and traceable source
- 10/10 · Present
- Meaningful description
- 10/10 · Present
- Connection or installation reference
- 20/20 · Present
- Dedicated documentation or source repository
- 0/15 · Missing or insufficient
- Explicit free access or numeric tariff
- 20/20 · Present
- Declared integration protocol
- 10/10 · Present
- Source updated within 90 days
- 10/10 · Present
- Declared capability names
- 0/5 · Missing or insufficient
Evaluated 2026-10-08 · Method listing-completeness-1. Scoring rules
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