Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this live stream originally aired on Twitch, Alex Martinez, Developer Advocate at MuleSoft, demonstrates how to generate an OpenAPI Specification (OAS) using Cursor AI.
This session covers:
- A live walkthrough of generating an OAS spec for a To-Do app
- The importance of prompt clarity and structure when working with AI tools
- Reviewing the generated YAML for accuracy and standards compliance
- A look at Cursor AI’s auto-generated OpenAPI design rules
- Best practices for error handling, schema structuring, and DRY principles in API specs
This stream is ideal for developers exploring how AI can support API design, documentation, and automation workflows.
GitHub Repo with the OAS Example: muley.cc/4jtLE6X
Follow us on Twitch for more live sessions: muley.cc/3QkF1GG
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• Twitter: twitter.com/MuleSoft
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In this live stream originally aired on Twitch, Alex Martinez, Developer Advocate at MuleSoft, demonstrates how to generate an OpenAPI Specification (OAS) using Cursor AI.
This session covers:
- A live walkthrough of generating an OAS spec for a To-Do app
- The importance of prompt clarity and structure when working with AI tools
- Reviewing the generated YAML for accuracy and standards compliance
- A look at Cursor AI’s auto-generated OpenAPI design rules
- Best practices for error handling, schema structuring, and DRY principles in API specs
This stream is ideal for developers exploring how AI can support API design, documentation, and automation workflows.
GitHub Repo with the OAS Example: muley.cc/4jtLE6X
Follow us on Twitch for more live sessions: muley.cc/3QkF1GG
Follow us!
• Facebook: facebook.com/mulesoft
• Twitter: twitter.com/MuleSoft
• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/mulesoft
• Instagram: instagram.com/mulesoft
Copyright © MuleSoft










