Skir lands schema-first codegen across languages

Skir is trying to make schema ownership feel stricter and less fragile than classic IDL tooling. The pitch is stronger than “better codegen” because it combines native-looking output, compatibility guardrails, and cross-language RPCs.

• –One schema can define data types, constants, and API methods, which makes it easier to keep frontend, backend, and workers aligned.
• –Compatibility checks are enforced by tooling, so breaking changes are more likely to fail early instead of surfacing in production.
• –The language coverage is broad enough for real polyglot stacks, but the long-term test is whether each generator stays idiomatic and stable.
• –This is most compelling for greenfield systems and teams that are already feeling protobuf or JSON contract drift pains.