Ah, then you're in luck! Down the road, you should be able to tell Netlify Graph how to map the boilerplate-y bits from the API to the screen, so you always get

Ah, then you're in luck! Down the road, you should be able to tell Netlify Graph how to map the boilerplate-y bits from the API to the screen, so you always get something that works (with your best practices implemented) that you can start tweaking from. We already do this for a handful of frameworks (plain functions, next.js, remix, etc.). Here's a bit of an older example (with a much older UI) of how it works with a very plain project mapping various GraphQL operations to next.js https://youtu.be/0LJr15A0t4Y?t=73 https://youtu.be/0LJr15A0t4Y?t=73, including - client-side forms - server-side form validation - auto-detecting when the user needs to log into a service client-side to do some query/action - prompting the user to log into the service - re-running the query on successful login Basically, you should be able to click around in an API, run a test query, say, "Oh, I want that in my app", then click a button and have it inserted exactly how you and your team would have written it.