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Use the response body from a development or test environment after removing secrets that are not required.
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JSON API Response Inspector
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About this tool
API Response Inspector reviews a JSON response for shape, record consistency, field types, null usage, nesting depth, size, and potential sensitive values by analyzing the payload in the browser. It also infers a JSON Schema for integration review.
Paste an API response to review its shape, record consistency, field types, null usage, nesting, estimated size, potential sensitive values, and inferred JSON Schema before integrating it into an application.
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How to use this tool
Use the response body from a development or test environment after removing secrets that are not required.
The tool parses the JSON and analyzes size, depth, field types, nulls, repeated record shapes, and potentially sensitive field names.
Use the report to document the payload, generate a schema, or continue into diff and TypeScript tools.
Key features
See root type, maximum depth, array records, object count, field count, and minified size.
Review field paths, observed types, nullability, occurrence counts, and representative values.
Potential tokens, secrets, passwords, emails, and identity fields are flagged by field name for manual review.
Continue directly to JSON Diff, JSON Schema, JSONPath, or TypeScript generation.
Practical use cases
For local tools, input is processed in your browser and is not sent to application analytics.
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Limitations and important notes
Frequently asked questions
No. It analyzes only the JSON response you paste or upload. Remote requests are not made.
No. It is a field-name and value-pattern review aid. You must still perform a complete security and privacy assessment.
Yes. The tool detects arrays of objects and compares observed field types and presence across a sample of records.
Yes. Use the connected JSON to TypeScript action after reviewing the response.
No. Processing is local unless you explicitly save the workspace in your own browser.
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