TeamAPI

Every team has an API.

Make yours callable.

$ npm install -g @jgalego/teamapi

The ownership gap

Finding out who owns what shouldn't be a scavenger hunt.

01
Ownership is scattered

The answer lives across docs, catalogs, chat threads, and people's heads.

02
Answers don't stay current

Teams change faster than the pages meant to describe them.

03
Agents can't ask around

AI needs structured organizational context—not another human-only diagram.

Ask your organization

One source of truth for people, platforms, and agents.


    

From file to API

Start with one team, then add interfaces as needed.

01
Describe the team

Capture what it owns, who's accountable, and how much it can take on.

$ teamapi scaffold cart \--type stream-aligned \--out org/cart/teamapi.yml
02
Serve it everywhere

Give people an API, a browsable dashboard, and generated documentation.

$ teamapi serve-api ./org
# 📊 :3000/dashboard
# 📖 :3000/docs (Swagger)
03
Let agents query it

Expose the same grounded organizational context through MCP.

$ teamapi serve-mcp ./org
# 🔌 MCP over stdio
# 🤖 "who owns checkout-api?"

Where ownership breaks

Find and track accountability gaps across your organization.

Example baseline
teamapi assess examples/acme-org
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One source, many surfaces

Define your organization once. Keep the tools around it in sync.

Stop asking around

Start querying your organization.