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Redocly CLI

MIT

The most production-ready way to EXECUTE an Arazzo document today, and the one most teams already have installed. `redocly respect` sends real requests to a real server, evaluates each step's successCriteria against the actual responses, and returns a pass/fail plus a HAR file. The same CLI lints OpenAPI against configurable rulesets, bundles and splits descriptions, and builds reference documentation.

OpenAPIArazzo

Specifications it implements

What this tool does to each specification, in the role vocabulary. Follow a standard through to standards.apievangelist.com for what it actually specifies.

StandardRoleWhat that means
OpenAPI validates
also documents, transforms, tests
Arazzo tests
also runs, validates, documents
Using this from an agent
Interfaces
clilibraryci-action
Install
npm @redocly/cli
Invoke
npx @redocly/cli@latest respect <workflow.arazzo.yaml> --input <name>=<value>
Consumes
arazzo, openapi
Emits
json, text, html, http
Runtime
Needs network Non-deterministic Writes Needs credentials

Where it applies

Jobs this tool actually does, and the surface each one is exercised on.

Prove in CI that a published Arazzo workflow still describes how the API behaves.
ci-pipelinecoding-agent

The framing is contract testing — the value is the verdict, not the side effects. It still makes real calls, so point it at an environment where that is safe.

Lint an OpenAPI description against a team ruleset before it merges.
ci-pipeline
Bundle a multi-file OpenAPI description into one document an agent can read whole.
coding-agent
Website
https://redocly.com/docs/cli/
Repository
https://github.com/Redocly/redocly-cli
License
MIT — reported by the GitHub API, verified 2026-08-14
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1501 · last commit 2026-08-14
Reading this as an agent? Don't scrape the page — this entry is published as structured data at /tools.json, against the tool.schema.json schema, using the roles.json vocabulary. Start at /llms.txt.
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