Description
AsyncAPI Studio is a really well-built and promising project for visually designing AsyncAPI documents and event-driven architectures. It is clearly highlighted in the header → Tools dropdown as “Studio (Beta)”, which is great.
However, when navigating to the Docs → Tools section, AsyncAPI Studio is not listed or documented at all, while other tools like Generator, CLI, Modelina, Parsers, etc., are present.
This creates confusion for users because:
- Studio appears to be an official tool (visible in the main navigation)
- But it has no dedicated entry or documentation under the Tools section
- New users may miss Studio entirely when browsing documentation
📍 Where the issue appears
- Header → Tools dropdown: Shows Studio (Beta) ✅
- Docs → Tools → Overview: Studio is missing ❌
✅ Expected behavior
💡 Why this matters
AsyncAPI Studio is one of the most user-friendly ways to work with AsyncAPI, especially for:
- Beginners
- Architects
- Visual learners
Having structured documentation alongside other tools would significantly improve discoverability and adoption.
📸 Screenshots
- Studio in the header Tools dropdown
- Studio missing from Docs → Tools section)
Description
AsyncAPI Studio is a really well-built and promising project for visually designing AsyncAPI documents and event-driven architectures. It is clearly highlighted in the header → Tools dropdown as “Studio (Beta)”, which is great.
However, when navigating to the Docs → Tools section, AsyncAPI Studio is not listed or documented at all, while other tools like Generator, CLI, Modelina, Parsers, etc., are present.
This creates confusion for users because:
📍 Where the issue appears
✅ Expected behavior
AsyncAPI Studio should be listed in the Docs → Tools section
Ideally include:
💡 Why this matters
AsyncAPI Studio is one of the most user-friendly ways to work with AsyncAPI, especially for:
Having structured documentation alongside other tools would significantly improve discoverability and adoption.
📸 Screenshots