no, ApiFlux is not a visualizer for the Arazzo spec, although it shares a similar philosophy around composing and testing API workflows visually Arazzo (if you

no, ApiFlux is not a visualizer for the Arazzo spec, although it shares a similar philosophy around composing and testing API workflows visually Arazzo (if you're referring to the workflow spec concept around JSON-based API orchestration) focuses on defining flow logic in a declarative format — essentially a specification for how APIs interconnect. ApiFlux is a visual playground, aimed at backend developers who want to quickly prototype, test, and debug multi-step API flows using a node-based UI (like React Flow). It allows you to: Visually build the flow without writing orchestration specs Execute and test it in real time Transform data mid-flow View live inputs, outputs, and errors Think of it more like Postman + n8n, but purpose-built for developers testing backend logic, not automations.