aurl turns APIs into typed CLI

Sharp idea: aurl brings SDK-like safety to the shell, which is exactly where a lot of AI-assisted dev work still gets messy. It is less about replacing API clients than about making ad hoc API calls feel discoverable, typed, and hard to screw up.

• –Spec-backed validation catches bad enums, missing fields, and malformed bodies before a request goes out, which is a real quality-of-life win for integration work.
• –GraphQL introspection plus `--help`-driven discovery makes the tool feel self-documenting, not just executable.
• –The local API registry and auth handling should play nicely with agentic workflows, where repeatable tool calls matter more than raw flexibility.
• –It overlaps with SDK generation, but the terminal-first UX is the point: faster than rebuilding a client, safer than hand-rolled curl commands.
• –The main constraint is spec quality; if the underlying API schema is sloppy, the CLI can only be as strong as the contract it reads.