OpenAPI and AsyncAPI docs are not the whole SDK release surface.
Provider migration
Migrate from Bump.sh to Sourced
Bump.sh is excellent API documentation infrastructure. Sourced fits when the team also wants generated SDKs, launch checks, and a single place to manage the developer experience. On this page: what to scan in your Bump.sh setup, the migration checks Sourced runs, and a preview of the generated SDK and docs you would get.
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01Checks
What to check
API Explorer behavior needs to be mapped to Sourced's generated docs preview.
Changelogs and branch previews need a release-history plan.
Custom domains and docs hubs need a redirect map.
02Checks
Migration checklist
Export both OpenAPI and AsyncAPI sources — Sourced currently focuses on OpenAPI; AsyncAPI may need to stay on Bump.sh in parallel.
Capture every Bump.sh changelog entry — these become Sourced changelog Markdown that ships alongside the docs.
Map docs hub structure (Bump.sh hubs → Sourced projects). Each hub typically maps to one project unless they share OpenAPI.
If using Bump.sh branch previews, replicate via Sourced's dashboard preview before any spec merge.
Plan the API Explorer cutover — Sourced uses spec-embedded examples rather than a separate explorer surface.
03Details
Why Sourced fits
Sourced adds SDK generation in the same workflow Bump.sh handles docs only.
Compatibility report on every spec push catches breaking changes before they ship.
Per-API-project pricing replaces Bump.sh's per-API + per-user model.
Honest trade-off: if you also need AsyncAPI docs alongside OpenAPI, keep Bump.sh for that surface — Sourced is OpenAPI-only today.