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Use audiences to filter your API

Fern supports a variety of OpenRPC extensions that enhance your API specification and generate higher-quality SDKs.

You can apply these extensions in two ways: by overlaying them in separate override files or by embedding them directly in your OpenRPC specification. See Overrides for more information.

Available extensions

The table below shows all available extensions and links to detailed documentation for each one.

ExtensionDescription
x-fern-ignoreSkip reading specific methods or schemas
x-fern-examplesProvide additional examples for better SDK documentation
x-fern-availabilityMark features as available in specific SDK versions
x-fern-server-nameSpecify custom names for servers
x-fern-sdk-group-nameGroup related methods in the SDK
x-fern-audiencesFilter methods by audience
x-fern-sdk-method-nameCustomize SDK method names
Request a new extension

If there’s an extension you want that doesn’t already exist, file an issue to start a discussion about it.