Manage Your API
Lifecycle Natively in Git
Design, mock, govern, review and publish APIs in one Git-native workspace, or on your own machine with the apigit CLI and the AI coding agent you already use.
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APIGit is a Git-native platform for API work. Design OpenAPI visually, edit AsyncAPI and GraphQL as code, and publish all three alongside Markdown guides. Check OpenAPI and AsyncAPI in browser governance, publish hosted OpenAPI or GraphQL mocks, and let agents read the same docs through MCP. Review changes through pull requests, or work local-first with the apigit CLI and its Agent Skill from a clone on your own machine.
Native Git Repository
Git-native at its core, it delivers one-stop API management with Git-based version control and team collaboration.
Explore Native Git RepositoryAI Agents & CLI
Published documents answer AI agents through llms.txt and an MCP server. Connect your own agent to your account, or work local-first: the apigit CLI and its Agent Skill run in your terminal and in CI.
Explore AI Agents & CLIAPI Governance
Check OpenAPI and AsyncAPI against your standards with built-in and custom governance rules.
Explore API GovernanceAPI Design
Design OpenAPI visually; edit OpenAPI, AsyncAPI and GraphQL as code, review a diff and preview the documentation.
Explore API DesignAPI Document
Publish OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, GraphQL and Markdown from Git. Pin a version or follow a branch, and choose who can read it.
Explore API DocumentMock Server
Publish hosted OpenAPI or GraphQL mocks without scripts, or use Express.js mocks for custom logic and state.
Explore Mock ServerFrom a Commit to Docs, Mocks and Agents
Your API lives in a Git repository. Everything else is built from a commit of it.
Design in Git, Review Like Code
Every spec, schema, Markdown page and mock script is a file in one repository. Edit OpenAPI in a form or as code; use Code, Diff and Preview for AsyncAPI and GraphQL. Open a pull request to review the changes together.
- A visual OpenAPI editor with form, code, diff and preview views
- Branches and pull requests, as in any Git repository
- Built-in rule sets while you edit and in review
Publish Docs and Mocks From Any Commit
Pick a commit and publish it as an API document, a mock server, or both. Pin a version to a release or let it follow a branch, and choose who can read each one.
- Interactive API documents with your Markdown guides
- Mock servers that validate requests, with no code
- Public, members only or named viewers, per version
Local-First, Ready for AI Agents and CI
Every published version also answers in the formats AI agents read. The apigit command line runs the same checks, a preview and a mock on your own machine, so a coding agent such as Claude Code or Codex can do the work in your terminal, and CI can repeat it.
- llms.txt, Markdown and an MCP server for each published version
- An MCP server for your account: agents work on a branch, people merge
- Lint, breaking-change checks, a local mock and publishing from the CLI
- An Agent Skill that teaches coding agents the commands
Your API Is a Git Repository, Not a Record in a Tool
Real Git, not an export
Clone, branch and push your specs like any repository. Nothing is locked in a proprietary store.
One workspace
Design, documents, mock servers and governance work from the same files and the same commit.
Reviewed like code
Every API change goes through a pull request, with the rule findings next to the diff.
Open formats
OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, GraphQL and Markdown in Git, with published references and guides in one site.
Free for individuals. Team from $24 a month for 3 seats, with a 30-day trial. See pricing
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Create a free workspace, add an OpenAPI file and publish your first API document and mock server in minutes.