Every API tool eventually turns into the same mess.
Your spec lives in one place. Your tests live in another. Your docs live somewhere else, usually outdated by the time anyone reads them. Multiply that across a team, and you get five tools that don't talk to each other and a codebase full of "wait, is this endpoint still doing that?"
That's the exact problem that got me looking at Voiden.
The Core Idea
Voiden is an offline-first, Git-native API workspace. Instead of a dashboard holding your requests hostage in the cloud, everything, your spec, your tests, your docs, lives in one plain Markdown file. That file sits in your repo, right next to the code it describes.
