OpenAPI to MCP
Import a Swagger/OpenAPI spec, generate MCP tools, edit descriptions for AI agents, and publish selected operations.
Explore API publishingNo-code MCP Gateway for APIs and databases
Turn APIs and databases into MCP tools for AI agents
Import a Swagger/OpenAPI spec or connect a PostgreSQL or SQL Server scope, generate MCP tools, edit descriptions for agent behavior, and test the result instantly in Gateway Chat. The Gateway keeps auth, validation, limits, and logs server-side.
No custom MCP server codeEditable tool descriptionsGateway Chat testServer-side authOpenAPI + SQL sources
Product preview · API becomes an MCP tool surface
Step 1
Import the OpenAPI spec
Paste the OpenAPI URL, add upstream auth, and let the Gateway discover operations.
OpenAPI URL
https://demoapi.../swagger.json
Base URL
/api/v1
Auth
Bearer Token
Detected
18 operations ready for review
Gateway output
MCP surface created
MCP URL
/mcp/service-ops
Credentials stay server-side.
Step 2
Review generated MCP tools
Pick which operations agents can see and rewrite descriptions so tool choice is obvious.
Generated tools
GETPublished
search_orders
POSTPublished
create_ticket
GETHidden
get_customer_status
Selected tool
search_orders
Agent-ready description
Search approved orders by customer, status, or date range before support actions.
Only published tools appear in MCP clients.
Gateway Chat
Ask a real question. Chat selects the published MCP tool and shows the call.
You
Which open Acme orders need support follow-up?
Assistant
I will call the published order tool and summarize the result.
Tool activity
search_orders
succeeded · 284ms3 open orders found. 1 delayed shipment needs follow-up.
Step 4
See calls and latency
After tool calls run, usage shows call volume, success rate, latency, and redacted logs.
Total Calls
1,248
Success
98.7%
Avg Latency
284ms
Last 24h
312
Call Volume
42
09
61
10
86
11
54
12
104
13
Tool Analytics
search_orders99.1%
create_ticket97.5%
request arguments redacted · response stored
What you can publish
Publish agent-ready MCP surfaces from APIs and databases
Generate a useful MCP catalog, curate what agents can see, and keep execution controls in the Gateway.
Database to MCP
Publish PostgreSQL or SQL Server scopes as metadata-only schema tools plus validated QueryPlan or SQL executors.
Explore database scopesSecure MCP Gateway
Keep credentials, validation, limits, quotas, and redacted logs in the Gateway instead of prompts or local client config.
Explore the gatewayHow it works
Create a safe MCP surface without hand-written adapters
Step 1
Connect a source
Start with a Swagger/OpenAPI URL or a PostgreSQL or SQL Server database connection.
Step 2
Generate MCP tools
Create a model-facing MCP catalog without writing a custom MCP server for every source.
Step 3
Tune tool descriptions
Review, rename, hide, and describe tools so AI clients choose the right capability with better arguments.
Step 4
Test or connect clients
Validate the surface in Gateway Chat, then connect Claude, Cursor, VS Code, or any MCP-compatible client.
Product Walkthrough
See how a source becomes an MCP surface
Watch the product flow from source import to generated tools, curated descriptions, published MCP URL, and in-app testing.
Pricing
Plans built for growth
Start free, then scale capacity as MCP traffic increases.
Free
For trying the gateway and small projects.
$0forever
- Up to 1 integrations
- 1,000 tool calls / month
- 30 tool calls / min
Pro
PopularFor production workflows and growing usage.
$9per month
or $69 per year
- Up to 10 integrations
- 50,000 tool calls / month
- 120 tool calls / min
Team
For organizations with high throughput.
$199per month
or $499 per year
- Up to 50 integrations
- 200,000 tool calls / month
- 300 tool calls / min
Ready to publish your first agent-ready MCP surface?
Start with an OpenAPI spec, connect a database scope, tune the tools, and test them in Gateway Chat before connecting external clients.