A focused change list
Planned comparison rules would highlight removals, required-field changes, and other compatibility questions.
A planned API compatibility review workspace for schema changes, consumer ownership, and migration evidence. Join the early research waitlist.
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Designed around small API teams maintaining external integrations or several internal client applications.
| Contract change | Consumer | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| Field becomes required | Mobile client | Test request builder |
| Enum gains a value | Export service | Review parser |
| Endpoint deprecated | Partner integration | Confirm migration |
A schema diff identifies a changed field, but does not know which client depends on it or whether its owner has tested the replacement. Release planning still happens across tickets and messages.
ContractSignal would link proposed API changes to known consumers and review decisions. The first pilot would focus on OpenAPI specifications and manually declared client ownership.
Three planned capabilities we want to validate with early users.
Planned comparison rules would highlight removals, required-field changes, and other compatibility questions.
Proposed records would connect each change to client owners and the assumptions they need to check.
Planned review states would distinguish a promised update from a tested client migration.
A focused approach for small API teams maintaining external integrations or several internal client applications.
Provide authorized, sanitized versions of an API contract in a future pilot.
Review possible impact with the people responsible for declared clients.
Attach test evidence and migration notes before a person approves the release.
Join the ContractSignal waitlist for early-access updates and an optional research conversation.
This product is in research. Planned features and integrations are not available yet.
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Manage your data ↗No. ContractSignal is a waitlist. Schema comparison, consumer maps, and review workspaces are planned.
No. Runtime behavior, undocumented clients, and data semantics can differ from a specification. People and integration tests must still validate changes.
No automatic deployment is proposed. The first version would provide review evidence for your existing release process.