OpenAPI Specification Access

The Leadfeeder API provides publicly accessible endpoints that expose the OpenAPI specification and metadata used to generate the API documentation.

These endpoints allow developers and tools to programmatically retrieve the API schema, enabling use cases such as:

Powering LLM-based tools and AI agents that require structured API schemas for function calling or tool usage

Generating client SDKs

Importing the API into API tools (e.g., Postman, ApiDog, Insomnia)

Validating requests against the official schema

Building automated integrations

Available Endpoints

OpenAPI Schema

GET https://api.leadfeeder.com/openapi.yaml

Returns the OpenAPI specification used to power the public API documentation in YAML format.

This endpoint provides the full machine-readable API schema including:

Available endpoints

Request parameters

Response schemas

Authentication requirements

Error formats

This endpoint is useful when importing the Leadfeeder API into API development tools, or generating SDKs.

OpenAPI Schema Alias

GET https://api.leadfeeder.com/.well-known/openapi.yaml

This endpoint is an alias of the primary OpenAPI schema endpoint.

It exists to support tooling and integrations that expect the OpenAPI specification to be available under the .well-known path.

The response content is identical to:
https://api.leadfeeder.com/openapi.yaml

API Metadata

GET https://api.leadfeeder.com/

Returns basic API metadata describing the API service.

This endpoint can be used by tools or developers to verify that the API service is reachable and to retrieve general information about the API environment.

The metadata includes information such as:

Version

Link to .yaml

Description

Common Use Cases

Using with LLMs and AI Agents

The OpenAPI specification can be used to enable LLM-powered integrations, where models interact with the Dealfront API via structured tool definitions.

Common patterns include:

Converting the OpenAPI schema into tool/function definitions for LLMs

Enabling AI agents to query Dealfront data autonomously

Supporting natural language interfaces on top of the API

This is particularly useful for:

Internal AI copilots

Workflow automation agents

Conversational data access tools

Importing the API specification into API Tools

Many API tools allow you to import an API specification directly from a URL.

To do this, you can use the following schema endpoint:

https://api.leadfeeder.com/openapi.yaml

Examples of tools supporting this workflow include:

ApiDog

Postman

Insomnia

Swagger UI

Generating Client SDKs

The OpenAPI specification can also be used to generate API clients automatically using tools such as:

OpenAPI Generator

Swagger Codegen

This enables faster integration with the Dealfront API in most major programming languages.

OpenAPI Specification Access

Available Endpoints#

OpenAPI Schema#

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API Metadata#

Common Use Cases#

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