Add Speakeasy OpenAPI toolkit and update Speakeasy capabilities #599
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- Add 🛠️ Speakeasy OpenAPI as new OSS toolkit for OpenAPI, Arazzo, and Overlay specifications - Includes CLI tools for validation, bundling, inlining, upgrading, and more - Supports OpenAPI 3.0.x and 3.1.x - Enhanced existing Speakeasy entry with updated capabilities and details - Positioned strategically after existing Speakeasy entry for better organization
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Summary
This PR adds the new open-source Speakeasy OpenAPI toolkit to the tools directory and updates information about Speakeasy's current capabilities.
Changes
✨ New Tool Added: 🛠️ Speakeasy OpenAPI
🔄 Updated Existing Entry: Enhanced the Speakeasy entry to reflect current capabilities
Tool Categories
The new Speakeasy OpenAPI toolkit is categorized under:
Version Support
This addition provides the OpenAPI community with visibility into Speakeasy's open-source contributions alongside their commercial SDK generation platform.