MCPizer
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Enables AI assistants to call any REST API or gRPC service by automatically converting their schemas into MCP tools.
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# 1. Check if your API is running curl http://localhost:8000/openapi.json # Should return JSON # 2. Run with debug logging MCPIZER_LOG_LEVEL=debug mcpizer -transport=stdio # 3. Check the log file tail -f /tmp/mcpizer.log
# 1. Check if your API is running curl http://localhost:8000/openapi.json # Should return JSON # 2. Run with debug logging MCPIZER_LOG_LEVEL=debug mcpizer -transport=stdio # 3. Check the log file tail -f /tmp/mcpizer.log
"I want to test if MCPizer sees my API"
# Quick check - what tools are available? mcpizer -transport=stdio << 'EOF' {"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"tools/list","id":1} EOF # Should list all your API endpoints as tools
# For APIs that require authentication headers schema_sources: # Object format with headers (for fetching schemas) - url: https://api.example.com/openapi.json headers: Authorization: "Bearer YOUR_API_TOKEN" X-API-Key: "YOUR_API_KEY" # GitHub private repos (automatic auth via gh CLI) - github://myorg/private-apis/openapi.yaml # No headers needed! - url: github://myorg/private-protos/api.proto # gh handles auth server: grpc://api.example.com:50051 # Simple format (no auth required) - https://public-api.example.com/swagger.json
Note: These headers are used when fetching the schema files. Headers required for actual API calls should be defined in the OpenAPI spec itself.
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