Turn any OpenAPI spec into an executable agent interface using graphs and semantic search.
Point Claude at any API. JitAPI figures out which endpoints to call and in what order — automatically. JitAPI is an MCP server that lets Claude interact with any API from its OpenAPI spec. Instead of dumping hundreds of endpoints into context, JitAPI uses semantic search and a dependency graph to surface only what's needed — then Claude plans and executes the calls. Stripe has 300+ endpoints.…
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Point Claude at any API. JitAPI figures out which endpoints to call and in what order — automatically. JitAPI is an MCP server that lets Claude interact with any API from its OpenAPI spec. Instead of dumping hundreds of endpoints into context, JitAPI uses semantic search and a dependency graph to surface only what's needed — then Claude plans and executes the calls. Stripe has 300+ endpoints. GitHub has 800+. Loading the full spec into Claude's context wastes tokens and causes hallucinations.…
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