Load OpenAPI 2.x/3.x specs and expose generic tools to discover and call multiple APIs.
Connect AI clients to OpenAPI APIs quickly, with one MCP server, direct CLI access, and built-in auth support. Environment Variables Working with Responses Files and Binary Data lets MCP clients and shell users work with OpenAPI APIs without writing custom glue code for each service. Point it at one or more OpenAPI specs, then list APIs, inspect endpoints, authenticate, and make requests through…
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Connect AI clients to OpenAPI APIs quickly, with one MCP server, direct CLI access, and built-in auth support. Environment Variables Working with Responses Files and Binary Data lets MCP clients and shell users work with OpenAPI APIs without writing custom glue code for each service. Point it at one or more OpenAPI specs, then list APIs, inspect endpoints, authenticate, and make requests through a consistent interface. It is designed for common user workflows: Connect multiple APIs through one…
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