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SwaggerHubPut API contracts to work
Ship against the right spec
Build developer portals, contract checks and access workflows from your SwaggerHub APIs and reusable domains. Turn private OpenAPI definitions into tested clients and release checks tied to a specific API version.
What you can do with SwaggerHub.
Contract-aware delivery
Turn private OpenAPI definitions into tested clients and release checks tied to a specific API version.
Reusable schemas, visible impact
Trace domain references before a shared model change reaches downstream teams.
Access with ownership
Apply approved consumer and designer roles to named resources and verify the resulting access.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace for contract-aware delivery and give it your operating priorities.
02
Connect SwaggerHub
Connect your SwaggerHub account and choose the records and actions this workspace may use. Limit access changes to named resources and approved roles.
03
Delegate an outcome
Ask SPIRITT to build a contract test desk. It carries the work through and checks the result.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put SwaggerHub to work.
Ship against the right spec
Questions
SwaggerHub, with SPIRITT.
01Can SPIRITT change my OpenAPI definitions?+
This connection retrieves definitions and versions for building clients, tests and migration workflows. Definition edits can be delivered through your connected repository; native definition upload is not part of this connection.
02What makes private API access useful?+
Your actual operations, models and version history anchor generated code and compatibility checks, rather than a guessed API contract.
03Can it manage permissions?+
Yes. It can add, update and remove user or team access on supported resources. Specify the exact resources, identities and permitted roles.
04Can it run ongoing release checks?+
Yes. SPIRITT can schedule version and publication-state checks, retain comparison history and route actionable changes to engineering owners.
05Does it handle shared domains?+
It can retrieve reusable domain definitions, versions and referencing APIs to map downstream change impact.
06What access is needed for organization reviews?+
The connection must see the relevant private resources. Organization-member retrieval requires the organization owner, and project availability depends on the organization plan.