rejifald/StitchAPI

Overview

A TypeScript runtime that replaces fetch with a typed, declarative stitch for API composition. Designed for use by both humans and AI agents, it provides a structured way to combine multiple API calls.

Best for

Best for
Developers building typed API orchestration layers for both human and agent consumption

Use cases

• Orchestrating multiple API calls with declarative pipeline definitions
• Building agent-compatible API integration layers with typed interfaces
• Replacing ad-hoc fetch logic with a consistent stitch-based runtime

How to use

Install

npm install stitchapi@rc   # or: pnpm add stitchapi@rc · yarn add stitchapi@rc

Tools exposed

• STITCH_VALIDATION
• STITCH_DRIFT
• STITCH_AUTH_WALL
• STITCH_TIMEOUT
• STITCH_CIRCUIT_OPEN
• STITCH_GRAPHQL

Tested with

Cursor, Windsurf, Cline

Notes

A TypeScript runtime that replaces fetch with a typed, declarative stitch for API composition. Designed for use by both humans and AI agents, it provides a structured way to combine multiple API calls.

8 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-07-13. Licensed Apache-2.0.

Use cases

• Orchestrating multiple API calls with declarative pipeline definitions
• Building agent-compatible API integration layers with typed interfaces
• Replacing ad-hoc fetch logic with a consistent stitch-based runtime

Pros

• Typed design improves developer experience and reduces runtime errors
• Declarative syntax simplifies complex API orchestration
• Agent-native focus allows seamless use by autonomous workflows

Cons

• Small community with only 8 GitHub stars, limiting support and ecosystem
• Requires shifting from imperative fetch to a new declarative abstraction
• Limited adoption evidence for production-scale or agent-heavy use cases

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