See how the AsyncAPI JetBrains plugin finds every Spring Kafka, Pulsar, Amazon SQS/SNS, JMS and STOMP mappings, listeners and handlers in your project, maps the messaging topology, catches bugs like a missing @KafkaHandler or a duplicate consumer group, and exports it all to AsyncAPI

A new CLI ↔ IDE interface is coming, and the AsyncAPI JetBrains plugin is already positioned for it — turning IntelliJ IDEA into a backend AI coding agents can query for accurate, code-level facts about Spring Kafka, Pulsar, SQS, SNS, JMS and STOMP messaging, with MCP support on the way

Second feature digest of the AsyncAPI JetBrains Plugin. Everything since Digest

First feature digest of the AsyncAPI JetBrains Plugin. Explore the new UI improvements, bidirectional editor, and enhanced AsyncAPI generation from Apache Kafka and Spring-based projects

Discover the new major version - AsyncAPI generation from Spring-based projects

Discover the new freemium model and Spectral Linter integration in the AsyncAPI JetBrains Plugin. Learn what's changing and how it benefits JetBrains IDE users

Learn how to implement and test custom reference contributors in IntelliJ SDK for enhanced code completion. This guide explores the AsyncAPI plugin's reference handling system with practical examples

Learn how Package URL (PURL) standardizes and simplifies API dependency management across different ecosystems. This guide shows how to reduce manifest size and improve readability in API repositories

Learn how to split AsyncAPI contracts into reusable components while maintaining auto-completion and validation capabilities. This guide introduces the x-component extension for modular API design

Learn how to treat APIs as proper dependencies with lifecycle management, versioning, and repository integration. This proposal introduces a standard for API repositories to simplify API consumption and maintenance