got tired of writing custom mock handlers every time a third-party endpoint format drifted so i built meldr over summer break. it runs entirely in-memory with zero cloud key caching or external telemetry. it ingests raw openapi specifications and instantly spins up a local wire-compatible endpoint matrix to mimic production environments during testing.

built a companion script called meldr heal that monitors local proxy validation error logs. when an integration pipeline throws a schema misalignment exception, the healing loop cross-references the live logs against the spec file, writes a patched implementation patch block, runs local git verification passes to protect against infinite syntax loops, and updates the local proxy asset state.

most of the funding goes to spinning up standard integration runner matrices to profile edge-case mock latency, running large schema collision stress tests, and maintaining the open-source pipeline tools.

if it fails, the automated patching logic collides with custom nested objects or breaks the local repository branch state. if that happens i will parse the local error logs to track down the exact regex boundary failures instead of scraping the code, and tighten the generator criteria.

Of course just me on this once more. i built the in-memory handler, the log parsing scripts, and the verification pipeline myself. $0 raised in the past 12 months.