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Use when inspecting FastAPI routes, controllers, backend service boundaries, repository-backed endpoints, API surface, or route availability.
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| name | backend-service-tool |
| description | Use when inspecting FastAPI routes, controllers, backend service boundaries, repository-backed endpoints, API surface, or route availability. |
Use this skill to inspect backend API surface without reading every controller. It imports app.main.app and lists FastAPI routes and methods.
Run inside the API container:
docker compose exec api python /app/skills/backend-service-tool/scripts/list_routes.py --prefix /api/v1/jobs
Inputs: optional --prefix.
The script emits compact JSON: total and routes[] with path, name, and methods. It does not execute endpoint handlers or mutate data.
Group routes by domain and mention available methods. If a route is missing, say it is not registered rather than guessing it exists elsewhere.
python skills/backend-service-tool/scripts/list_routes.py --self-test
python skills/backend-service-tool/scripts/list_routes.py --help
docker compose exec api python /app/skills/backend-service-tool/scripts/list_routes.py --prefix /api/v1
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