mcp-openapi-schema-explorer and mcp-openapi

These tools are ecosystem siblings: one provides a server for general OpenAPI specification access, while the other offers a specialized server designed for token-efficient client-side exploration of those OpenAPI/Swagger specs using MCP Resource Templates.

mcp-openapi
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Maturity 25/25
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Language: TypeScript
License: MIT
Stars: 81
Forks: 15
Downloads:
Commits (30d): 0
Language: TypeScript
License: MIT
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About mcp-openapi-schema-explorer

kadykov/mcp-openapi-schema-explorer

MCP server providing token-efficient access to OpenAPI/Swagger specs via MCP Resource Templates for client-side exploration.

This tool helps developers or AI agents understand complex API documentation (OpenAPI/Swagger specifications) without needing to load the entire document. It takes a local file path or remote URL to an OpenAPI or Swagger specification as input and allows an MCP client to explore specific parts of the API structure on demand. The output is structured information about the API, tailored for developers building against APIs or AI assistants interacting with them.

API development API integration OpenAPI specification Swagger specification LLM interaction

About mcp-openapi

ReAPI-com/mcp-openapi

OpenAPI specification MCP server.

This project helps software developers integrate their existing OpenAPI specifications directly into LLM-powered IDEs like Cursor. It takes multiple OpenAPI files (JSON or YAML) as input and makes all your API operations and schemas understandable by AI code assistants, allowing for intelligent code completion and API integration. It's for developers working with large language model tools in their daily coding tasks.

API development software development developer tools IDE integration LLM-assisted coding

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