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Speakeasy SDK Generation

Generates type-safe SDKs from OpenAPI specifications and updates them through CI/CD workflows.

In inglese

Speakeasy SDK Generation validates OpenAPI specifications, generates idiomatic SDKs, and supports customization through overlays and hooks. It supports languages including TypeScript, Python, Go, Java, C#, PHP, Ruby, Swift, Unity, and Terraform.

Teams use it to automate SDK updates, tests, pull requests, and publishing to package registries. Free accounts can generate one SDK with up to 50 API methods; webhooks are a paid add-on.

Features

Generate SDKs from OpenAPI specifications
Support TypeScript, Python, Go, Java, C#, PHP, Ruby, Swift, Unity, and Terraform
Configure authentication including API keys, bearer tokens, OAuth, and mTLS
Customize generated SDKs with overlays and hooks
Validate specifications and run SDK tests in CI/CD
Open pull requests for generated SDK updates
Publish packages to npm, PyPI, Maven, NuGet, Packagist, and Terraform
Generate SDK documentation and release notes

Use cases

Generate client SDKs for internal or public APIs
Regenerate SDKs when an OpenAPI specification changes
Publish SDK packages to language-specific registries
Review generated SDK changes through pull requests
Customize authentication, pagination, retries, and SDK structure

Pros

Cons

Latest updates

2026-09-23 Agents act as themselves: scoped keys, their own upstream accounts, and their own name in audit and usage
Agents have their own identity, permission-scoped keys, and upstream accounts.
2026-09-23 Watchdog alerts are readable from Platform MCP, and the risk model can be compared before it enforces
Platform MCP serves read-only Watchdog alerts, and risk scans can run in shadow mode without denying requests.
2026-09-23 Issuers move between project and organization scope, and MCP servers pick an issuer that already exists
Organization admins can move or consolidate issuers, and MCP servers can use an existing issuer.
2026-09-21 Workload sessions are labeled on the MCP Sessions page, and Platform MCP brings existing servers under management
MCP Sessions labels workload sessions, and Platform MCP can bring existing Claude Code servers under management.
2026-09-21 Spend by product for pay-as-you-go organizations, and inference scans that stop redoing work
Pay-as-you-go organizations can view spend by product, and inference hooks skip only previously accepted content.

Capabilities

Command line — “Your API in the terminal” source
Self-hosted — “Self-hosted and cloud deployment options are available.” source
Official SDKs — “Idiomatic, type-safe SDKs” source

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Documentation

Security

SOC 2 Type II — “SOC 2 Type 2” source
SOC 2 — “We're proud to be SOC 2 compliant and continuously invest in advancing our security posture.” source
ISO 27001 — “ISO/IEC 27001:2022” source

Pricing

Prices checked: 2026-09-25

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