oxpecker
Know which of your lines a vendor just broke
What it does
Six products will tell you Stripe changed. oxpecker tells you which of your lines it broke — on the pull request, before the sunset date. 68 vendors watched; your source never leaves your CI.
Six products will tell you Stripe changed. oxpecker tells you it broke line 41 of billing.py — on the pull request, 50 days before the sunset date. The actual product, not a mockup — this frame is rendered by the same harness that checks every page against its approved design. Watching the APIs your code already calls Which is exactly why a feed of every change is worthless. We index the endpoints and response fields your code actually reads, then stay silent unless a change lands on one. Silence is the feature; the catch is the product. Endpoints deleted, response fields removed, parameters made mandatory. Every one of them found in the vendors' own published specs by the differ that runs…from oxpecker.dev
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