Previously VPE at GRAX, engineering at Segment, co-founder and CTO of Convox (S15) and platform architect at Heroku.
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Excellent articles as expected from aphyr.
I'm seeing that these tools are extremely powerful the hands of experts that already understand software engineering, security, observability, and system reliability / safety.
And extremely dangerous in the hands of people that don't understand any of this.
Perhaps reality of economics and safety will kick in, and inexperienced people will stop making expensive and dangerous mistakes.
I have been experimenting with Open API spect -> CLI too. I have Go and specs auto-generated either with Huma or Fuego
https://github.com/danielgtaylor/huma
https://github.com/go-fuego/fuego
The restish tool by the author of Huma is functionally correct, but I'm finding the models are not doing a great job at inferring the syntax. Admittedly I am having a hard time following the syntax too.
https://github.com/rest-sh/restish
I need to do proper evals, but it makes me wonder if `curl` or a CLI with more standard args / opts parsing will work better.
Thanks to Cloudflare for sharing their notes, anyone else figure this out?
