APIDocGen
Turn an endpoint list into clean docs
APIDocGen converts a list of endpoints into a clean Markdown reference with request examples and auth notes, so developers shipping internal tools skip hand-writing docs.
Paste a list of endpoints and get a Markdown reference with request examples and auth notes. For devs shipping internal tools who would rather not write docs by hand.
Supported inputs and outputs
- Markdown reference output
- curl / JS / Python examples
- Copy-ready snippets
What it converts
- Markdown output
- curl / JS / Python
- Auth notes
- Copy-ready
How does APIDocGen turn endpoints into docs?
Paste a list of endpoints and APIDocGen produces a Markdown reference for each, with request examples and auth notes filled in. The output is copy-ready, so you drop it into your docs site or README.
What request examples does it generate?
It emits examples in curl, JavaScript, and Python for each endpoint, so callers in different stacks can copy a working snippet instead of inferring the call shape from a schema.
Does it document authentication?
Yes. APIDocGen writes auth notes per endpoint, calling out how each call should be authenticated so integrators do not guess at headers or tokens.
Who is APIDocGen for?
It targets developers shipping internal tools who would rather not write docs by hand. If the API is small and the audience is internal, auto-generating the reference saves real time.
When APIDocGen will mangle your data
APIDocGen is built for one task: Turn an endpoint list into clean docs. It automates one small step, but it is not a substitute for testing and review. Check its output against your real setup before you rely on it.
Questions about formats and edge cases
What is APIDocGen?
APIDocGen is a developer tool that turns a list of endpoints into a clean Markdown reference with request examples and auth notes.
What output format does it produce?
It outputs Markdown, which is easy to drop into a docs site, wiki, or README.
What request examples are included?
Each endpoint gets curl, JavaScript, and Python examples so callers in different languages can copy a working snippet.
Does it cover authentication?
Yes. It writes auth notes per endpoint so integrators know how each call should be authenticated.
Is the output ready to copy?
The snippets are copy-ready, so you can paste them directly into your documentation.
Who should use APIDocGen?
Developers shipping internal tools who want a reference doc without hand-writing it for every endpoint.
When should you convert this by hand instead?
Not a replacement for proper testing, CI, and code review. Validate generated code, schemas, and regexes against your real inputs before shipping.
Who is APIDocGen for?
When the task is turn an endpoint list into clean docs, engineers and small teams reach for APIDocGen.
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