u/RomaLytvynenko

Hey Laravel community!

Scramble is an OpenAPI generator for Laravel that doesn't require manual annotations.

I waited before implementing Boost integration because I didn't see a point in restating what was already available in the documentation. But after trying Scramble with agents myself, I was confused: agents overused manual attributes and, worse of all, overrode type information that Scramble was able to infer from the codebase automatically.

This makes your attributes and annotations a source of truth that you need to maintain alongside your code — the exact problem Scramble exists to solve!

Laravel Boost integration guides agents to keep your code as the source of truth, and improved CLI commands reduce tokens usage when agents verifying the generated documentation. As a result, agents become much more useful and work toward producing accurate OpenAPI documentation that actually describes the API contract.

The details are in the blog post.

Let me know what you think!

Hey Laravel community!

Scramble 0.13.34 is out with a few improvements that should make API docs easier to keep accurate:

- caching for generated OpenAPI documents;

- Scalar as an alternative docs UI;

- support for plain PHP objects in response schemas;

- automatic OpenAPI authentication documentation from route middleware;

- and much more!

It's open source, and the full release post is here: https://scramble.dedoc.co/blog/scrambledrop-scramble-01334

Would love to hear what would make your Laravel API documentation workflow smoother 🙌