5 potential use cases for Arazzo
Italian for “tapestry,” Arazzo is aptly named since it can be used to weave together sequences of API calls to illustrate a specific business pattern.
Digital interactions — like logging into an app, booking a flight, or making an online purchase — often involve a series of interconnected steps. Behind the scenes, these workflows rely on passing data between multiple services, yet they’re rarely documented in a standardized way.
That’s where Arazzo, a new open standard spec from OpenAPI Initiative, comes in. It could be a game-changer for making API-driven workflows more transparent, testable, and deterministic — which is especially intriguing for AI use cases.
I explored five key areas where Arazzo could have a big impact, from multi-endpoint libraries to standardizing patterns in unified APIs. Check out my breakdown on the Speakeasy blog.
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