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Input support matrix

Reliability depends on what you bring. Each input has a support level and an explicit promise — no experimental adapter is presented as production-grade. This page is the public rendering of the capability manifest (src/cloud/capability-manifest.ts), which is the single source of truth the website, docs, and tests share.

Input Support level What we promise
OpenAPI / Swagger Supported Deterministic generation, tests, diff, CI, and maintenance eligibility.
Postman Supported with acceptance review Human-reviewed schema/auth/tool curation plus explicit acceptance tests; incomplete examples can create gaps.
HAR Supported with acceptance review Human-reviewed schema/auth/tool curation plus explicit acceptance tests; incomplete examples can create gaps.
Live URL / network capture Assisted beta Useful for discovery and paid migration work; coverage depends on exercised traffic.
Website DOM / Playwright Experimental Demo, scaffold, or custom services work only; no general production or uptime promise.
Natural-language describe Experimental Demo, scaffold, or custom services work only; no general production or uptime promise.

What the levels mean

  • Supported — the default path. Generation is deterministic and covered by tests, diffing, and CI, so a server is eligible for reviewable maintenance PRs.
  • Supported with acceptance review — the adapter runs deterministically, but a human reviews the curated schema/auth/tools and adds explicit acceptance tests before it ships, because collection/capture inputs can have gaps.
  • Assisted beta — good for discovery and for paid migration engagements; coverage is only as complete as the traffic you exercised.
  • Experimental — demo, scaffold, or custom-services work only. No general production or uptime promise, and it should not drive self-serve adoption.

Managed maintenance PRs are a private beta — the paid hypothesis under validation this quarter, offered concierge to a small invite-only cohort.