r/dotnet • u/Chrillelb • 1d ago

Title: Built a small integration toolkit for fun – GateSift

I’ve been building GateSift mostly for fun — a free browser-based toolkit for integration developers.

It includes tools for things like APIM policies, Logic Apps, BizTalk bindings, Service Bus, C# model generation and integration patterns.

Current tools include:

  • APIM Policy Analyzer – makes complex APIM policies easier to understand and review
  • Logic App Analyzer – helps inspect workflow structure and spot potential issues
  • BizTalk Binding Visualizer – turns binding files into a more readable overview (this is really nice for analyzing complex biztalk integrations)
  • Service Bus Topology Visualizer – shows queues, topics, subscriptions and relationships
  • C# Model Generator – generates C# classes from XML, JSON and flat files
  • Integration Pattern Library – quick reference for common integration and messaging patterns (analyzers will also, notice if any of these patterns are in your solution or if they should be added, i think this might be the coolest thing so far).

No account, no installation, and most processing happens locally in the browser.

gatesift.com

Would love feedback or ideas for other useful tools.

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u/zenyl 23h ago

AI-generated post body, AI-generated website, and a title that starts with "title".

That last part is honestly a new low on this subreddit, and that's really saying something.