Interop Forgev0.1.1

A monorepo contains a Next.js storefront app and a separate admin dashboard app. The Interop Forge skill designs shared contracts for product data, order schemas, and user authentication, enabling both apps to use consistent types and validation. It generates OpenAPI specs for the admin API and a typed SDK for the storefront to call admin endpoints securely.

A SaaS company uses a monorepo with a web dashboard (Nuxt) and a React Native mobile app. The skill creates shared contracts for tenant data, user roles, and API events, ensuring both apps interoperate seamlessly. It scaffolds MCP servers for each app to allow AI agents to manage user onboarding and analytics workflows.

A healthcare monorepo includes separate apps for patients (SvelteKit) and providers (Next.js). Interop Forge designs shared schemas for medical records, appointment data, and HIPAA-compliant validation. It sets up cross-app authentication with JWT forwarding and generates SDKs for real-time data sync between interfaces.

A real estate firm has a monorepo with a public listing app and an internal agent management app. The skill creates shared contracts for property data, agent profiles, and transaction events. It implements API-first design with OpenAPI specs and scaffolds MCP servers to automate listing updates and agent coordination.

An edtech monorepo contains apps for students and instructors, both built with Next.js. Interop Forge designs shared types for courses, assignments, and grades, along with validation schemas. It generates typed SDKs for API calls and sets up MCP servers to enable AI-driven tutoring and course management tools.

Companies offer integration tools as a service, charging monthly or annual fees based on usage tiers. This model leverages the skill to build scalable multi-app platforms that ensure seamless interoperability for enterprise clients, reducing development time and maintenance costs.

Agencies use the skill to streamline client projects involving multiple interconnected applications, such as e-commerce or healthcare portals. They charge project-based or retainer fees, utilizing the skill to enforce consistent architecture and reduce integration errors across apps.

Developers release the skill as open-source tooling for monorepo integration, offering paid support, consulting, or enterprise features. Revenue comes from support contracts and custom implementations, helping teams adopt API-first designs and MCP server scaffolding efficiently.