HazelJS Skillgate Trims CMS APIs Into Controlled Agent Skill Sets Using NodeJS

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Developers working with AI agents often expose entire CMS APIs, which degrades tool selection and leaves dangerous endpoints accessible. HazelJS Skillgate addresses this by reading an OpenAPI spec and converting only a curated, tagged subset of endpoints into discrete agent skills. Each skill is classified as read-only or write, with write operations flagged for approval and destructive methods excluded entirely. The system maps HTTP methods and OpenAPI tags to determine which endpoints qualify, using an opt-in editorial tag to filter the surface down to relevant operations. The result is a smaller, labeled toolset that improves agent precision and reduces the risk of unintended or harmful API calls.

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