Partnering with Google to open source the foundations of DX & AX

Speakeasy and Google have partnered to open source Speakeasy’s API client-generation tooling after Google needed to replace a vendor whose shutdown threatened its SDK pipeline for the Interactions, Agents, and Webhooks APIs. The collaboration migrated Google’s SDK generation to Speakeasy while preserving language-specific types, error handling, streaming behavior, and internal build-system integration, and it expanded into tools intended to improve both developer experience and AI agent experience. Released under the AGPL-3.0 license, the suite includes SDK generators for TypeScript, Python, Go, Java, C#, PHP, and Ruby; generators for CLIs and Model Context Protocol servers; and a hosted documentation MCP server that lets agents search current markdown-based API documentation and encourages use of official SDKs. Speakeasy positions the release as a way to ensure long-term availability of essential API tooling while supporting its broader goal of building an enterprise AI control plane for governed, secure, observable agent access to real systems.

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