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Use when generating SDKs for multiple languages from a single OpenAPI spec, or multiple SDK variants from different sources.

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Use when generating SDKs for multiple languages from a single OpenAPI spec, or multiple SDK variants from different sources. Covers workflow.yaml multi-target configuration, per-language gen.yaml, monorepo structure. Triggers on "multiple SDKs", "multi-language SDK", "SDK for each language", "multi-target SDK", "SDK monorepo", "generate SDKs for".

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Skill name
orchestrate-multi-target-sdks
Description
Use when generating SDKs for multiple languages from a single OpenAPI spec, or multiple SDK variants from different sources. Covers workflow.yaml multi-target configuration, per-language gen.yaml, monorepo structure. Triggers on "multiple SDKs", "multi-language SDK", "SDK for each language", "multi-target SDK", "SDK monorepo", "generate SDKs for".
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# Orchestrate Multi-Target SDKs

Generate SDKs for multiple languages or variants from a single repository using CLI commands.

## When to Use

- Generating SDKs for multiple languages from the same API spec
- Creating SDK variants (Azure, GCP, regional) from different specs
- Setting up an SDK monorepo
- User says: "generate SDKs for multiple languages", "SDK for each language", "multi-target"

## Quick Start: Multiple Languages

**Always use CLI commands.** Never create `.speakeasy` directories manually.

```bash
# Step 1: Initialize first target (creates .speakeasy/workflow.yaml)
speakeasy quickstart --skip-interactive --output console \
  -s openapi.yaml -t typescript -n "MySDK" -p "my-sdk"

# Step 2: Add more language targets using configure
speakeasy configure targets \
  --target-type python \
  --source my-source \
  --output ./sdks/python

speakeasy configure targets \
  --target-type go \
  --source my-source \
  --output ./sdks/go

# Step 3: Generate all SDKs
speakeasy run --output console
```

## CLI Reference

### `speakeasy configure sources`

Add a new OpenAPI source to an existing workflow:

```bash
speakeasy configure sources \
  --location ./openapi.yaml \
  --source-name my-api

# With authentication header
speakeasy configure sources \
  --location https://api.example.com/openapi.yaml \
  --source-name my-api \
  --auth-header "Authorization"
```

| Flag | Short | Description |
|------|-------|-------------|
| `--location` | `-l` | OpenAPI document location (file or URL) |
| `--source-name` | `-s` | Name for the source |
| `--auth-header` | | Authentication header name (optional) |
| `--output` | `-o` | Output path for compiled source (optional) |
| `--non-interactive` | | Force non-interactive mode |

### `speakeasy configure targets`

Add a new SDK target to an existing workflow:

```bash
speakeasy configure targets \
  --target-type typescript \
  --source my-api \
  --output ./sdks/typescript

# With all options
speakeasy configure targets \
  --target-type go \
  --source my-api \
  --target-name my-go-sdk \
  --sdk-class-name MyAPI \
  --package-name github.com/myorg/myapi-go \
  --output ./sdks/go
```

| Flag | Short | Description |
|------|-------|-------------|
| `--target-type` | `-t` | Language: typescript, python, go, java, csharp, php, ruby, terraform |
| `--source` | `-s` | Name of source to generate from |
| `--target-name` | | Name for the target (defaults to target-type) |
| `--sdk-class-name` | | SDK class name (optional) |
| `--package-name` | | Package name (optional) |
| `--base-server-url` | | Base server URL (optional) |
| `--output` | `-o` | Output directory (optional) |
| `--non-interactive` | | Force non-interactive mode |

## Example: Multi-Language SDKs

Single OpenAPI spec → TypeScript, Python, Go SDKs:

```bash
# Initialize with first target
speakeasy quickstart --skip-interactive --output console \
  -s ./openapi.yaml -t typescript -n "MySDK" -p "my-sdk" -o ./sdks/typescript

# Add Python
speakeasy configure targets \
  --target-type python \
  --source my-source \
  --sdk-class-name MySDK \
  --package-name my-sdk \
  --output ./sdks/python

# Add Go
speakeasy configure targets \
  --target-type go \
  --source my-source \
  --sdk-class-name MySDK \
  --package-name github.com/myorg/my-sdk-go \
  --output ./sdks/go

# Generate all
speakeasy run --output console

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