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Integrations

Spec

Contract validation, diff, repair, and generation for OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, JSON Schema, MCP, webhook, event, policy, and envelope contracts.

Open Spec
Browserbase lane

Validate Spec in BrowserOps

BrowserOps checks the public page, metadata, accessibility, console state, network failures, trace propagation, and screenshot evidence without taking over Spec's product role.

Preview JSON
Target
https://spec.platphormnews.com
Journey
spec homepage smoke

Boundary

Public preview validates intent. Browserbase runs create real browser evidence. Downstream delivery is tracked as a handoff and is never marked accepted without a response.

Integration run state

Preview the BrowserOps plan publicly, then run a Browserbase-backed check through BrowserOps-managed service credentials.

live degraded

Live Public Connectivity

Spec public surfaces are reachable; configure a BrowserOps receive-handoff route before claiming downstream delivery.

Live JSON

health

200passed

trace echo not confirmed

apiDocs

200passed

trace echo not confirmed

llms

200passed

trace echo not confirmed

mcp

200passed

trace echo not confirmed

handoffReceiver

no responsedegraded

trace echo not confirmed

Browserbase Runtime

BrowserOps runs for Spec use browserbase. Browserbase is configured, project is configured, and session metadata records BrowserOps run ID, journey ID, and target service without storing target URLs in Browserbase metadata.

Capability Mapping

BrowserOps may call

  • read_contract
  • validate_form_contract
  • get_contract_diff

BrowserOps may receive

  • journey_plan_generated
  • contract_acceptance_requested

Transport and Boundary

Preferred transports
openapi, mcp, json_schema, asyncapi
API docs
https://spec.platphormnews.com/api/docs
MCP status
not advertised
Auth boundary
Public contract reads remain public-safe; journey import and validation use BrowserOps-managed service credentials or service-to-service authorization.

Handoff Examples

spectobrowseropspreview ready

Spec remains the contract truth engine; BrowserOps dry-runs the browser plan before browser execution.