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Arazzo Workflows Are Your New Integration
Arazzo, the workflow specification in the OpenAPI family, can replace traditional integration connectors by describing multi-step API sequences as portable, machine-readable YAML documents. Instead of building and maintaining connector apps, developers can publish forkable Arazzo workflow files that reference real OpenAPI specs on both ends. Eight complete, working Arazzo workflows are provided covering popular HubSpot integrations with Salesforce, Mailchimp, Slack, Stripe, Typeform, Google Sheets, Zendesk, and SendGrid. The argument is that integration marketplaces are moats built on effort, and Arazzo shifts the default from 'find or build a connector' to 'find or fork a workflow,' enabling anyone to author an integration in an afternoon and share it as plain text.
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The Consumer Decides the Gateway: API Governance at the Consumption Layer
API governance has three layers — design-time, runtime, and consumption-time — but the industry has largely ignored the third. As AI agents become primary API consumers, inconsistent parameter naming and response shapes across APIs create real failures that humans would shrug off. The author argues for shifting governance to the consumption layer, where a mechanical engine can standardize what producers ship rather than relying on everyone agreeing to a style guide. To illustrate this, four tools are compared fronting the same two Open-Meteo APIs: KrakenD (declarative REST aggregation), Tyk (OpenAPI-native, one-upstream-per-API), agentgateway (Rust-based MCP/A2A proxy for agents), and AWS Labs' OpenAPI MCP Server (a local stdio sidecar). Each creates a different consumption contract, and the right choice depends entirely on who the consumer is. The key tradeoff is legible declarative config versus flexible but opaque code.
