OpenAI-oriented SDKs, docs, CLIs, and MCP surfaces

Leading-edge frontier interfaces for developers and agents.

Fiber turns an API contract into polished SDKs, live docs, agent tools, and OpenAI-native workflows that production teams can trust.

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OpenAPI
02
Typed SDK
03
Docs
04
MCP
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Eval trace
Surface Compiler
openai-client.ts
Types
Tools
Docs
const fiber = Fiber.fromOpenAI("frontier-agents");

await fiber.responses.create({
  model: "gpt-5.1",
  tools: fiber.tools.fromSpec("./openapi.yaml"),
  input: "Create a renewal quote"
});

Product surface

One contract becomes every interface your users and agents need.

Fiber is the control plane for generated SDKs, docs, CLIs, MCP servers, and OpenAI-specific helper layers.

Spec-to-SDK compiler

OpenAPI, JSON schemas, and tool contracts become typed clients.

Agent-ready interfaces

Expose MCP tools, streamed operations, and governed execution paths.

OpenAI-native patterns

Responses, structured outputs, tool calls, eval traces, and retries.

Governed releases

Review generated diffs and publish with signed provenance.

Idiomatic clients

Language-native naming, pagination, streams, errors, and overloads.

Change intelligence

Every spec change becomes a reviewable SDK, docs, and MCP diff.

Live docs

Runnable examples and typed response fixtures stay synced.

Runtime helpers

Retries, tracing, idempotency, rate limits, and usage metadata.

Release discipline
Diff before publish.
generated
SDK
generated
Docs
generated
MCP

Every contract change becomes a reviewable surface across humans, apps, and agents.

Docs and agents

Documentation becomes an executable interface.

Humans get scannable docs. Agents get callable tools. Both stay connected to the same SDK compiler and design intelligence API.

MCP server

Generate search, read, execute, and workflow tools.

Agent workflows

Bundle multi-step flows that agents can test before use.

Design SDK API

Expose tokens, recipes, prompts, and QA gates as JSON.

Build plan

1
Collect sources and competitive design inputs
2
Normalize them into machine-readable primitives
3
Expose /api/design-sdk and OpenAPI metadata
4
Review claims, accessibility, and generation outputs
Review interface