Know whether this API is actually in scope
If Aqelya cannot establish that the specification represents a scheduling or time-based booking API, it withholds the readiness score instead of pretending.
Bridge Preflight · Full report · CA$149
Turn an OpenAPI file into an AI-booking implementation decision.
Bridge Preflight is for teams that already have a scheduling or service API and need to know what is usable, what is missing, and what must change before autonomous agents can discover and book services safely.
No subscription. No production credentials. No live bookings or payment writes.
What you are buying
A technical decision package, not another generic AI review.
The full report is designed to shorten the work between “we have an API” and “we know exactly what an agent-safe integration requires.”
See what already exists
The report points to detected service, resource, availability, booking, authentication, idempotency and event operations.
Know what engineering must add
You get the protocol gaps, production blockers and an ordered integration sequence instead of a generic AI summary.
What Preflight examines
The booking lifecycle and the controls around it.
Service catalogStaff / resourcesReal-time availabilityBooking creationCancel / rescheduleAuthenticationIdempotencyEvents / webhooksTime semanticsConcurrencyRequest correlation
Buy only when it fits
The free preview should answer the first question.
We would rather refuse a bad assessment than sell you a confident-looking percentage built on the wrong input.
Good fit
Use Preflight when you have a representative OpenAPI/Swagger JSON document for a scheduling or time-based service platform.
- Services or offerings are represented.
- Availability or bookable time is part of the API.
- Appointments, reservations or bookings can be created or changed.
Do not buy yet
If the spec is unrelated, too partial, or ambiguous, the free preview will return unscored/manual-review instead of inventing an answer.
- No scheduling or booking operations.
- Only a generic calendar/events API.
- Only documentation prose without representative operations.
Security boundary
Give Aqelya the contract—not your keys.
Bridge Preflight analyzes the API description. It does not require access to your production system and it rejects common secret-shaped credentials in the submitted specification.
Safe input
A representative OpenAPI or Swagger JSON document with non-sensitive schemas, operations, security definitions and booking semantics.
Never submit
API keys, bearer tokens, private keys, card details, customer PII, production payloads or proprietary source code.
Questions buyers ask
Before you spend CA$149.
Why not just paste my OpenAPI file into ChatGPT?
You can use a general model for exploratory advice. Bridge Preflight applies a repeatable evidence model, explicit scope confidence, scheduling-specific lifecycle checks, protocol-gap classification and adversarial regression tests so unsupported claims are withheld rather than improvised.
Does a high score mean I am production-safe?
No. The report is an API-readiness assessment, not a security certification or production guarantee. Live writes still require integration testing, authorization controls, reconciliation, observability and release gates.
What happens if my API is not really a scheduling API?
Aqelya returns an unscored out-of-scope or manual-review result. It does not manufacture a readiness percentage.
What do I receive after payment?
Protected access to the full Preflight Studio, all evidence-backed findings, the migration matrix, production blockers, recommended implementation sequence and a downloadable Markdown report.
Start free. Pay only when the API is worth analyzing deeply.
Run the limited fit check first. If the specification is in scope, unlock the full evidence and implementation report.