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Hi HN! We built Zalor. It turns an OpenAPI spec into an MCP server, so you can make your APIs callable by Claude or ChatGPT without writing any code. Here's a list of specs you can try: https://github.com/ZalorAI/test-data/tree/main/openapi, but feel free to use your own. For background, MCP is a protocol that standardizes how you connect tools to AI assistants. We're both engineers at large software companies, and when we worked on MCP integrations we saw how long setup took and how often the spec was changing. So we built a platform to handle the MCP…

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    TLDR: OpenAPI-MCP is a Dockerized server that dynamically generates Model Context Protocol (MCP) tool definitions directly from your Swagger/OpenAPI documentation. It allows your AI agent to seamlessly access any API without additional coding, streamlining development and eliminating repetitive manual setup. For more details, code updates-----: GitHub: ckanthony/openapi-mcp Docker Hub: ckanthony/openapi-mcp

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    I built a zero-configuration tool for automatically exposing FastAPI endpoints as Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools, open to collabs and contributions!

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    Hey folks, I've been building AI agents that need to talk to various APIs, and I got tired of writing custom integrations for every service. So I built the MCP-OpenAPI Server to solve this problem! It's a simple bridge that lets AI agents discover and use our existing OpenAPI endpoints through the Model Context Protocol. No need to write custom code for each service - just point it at the OpenAPI specs, choose which endpoints to expose, and you're good to go. What makes this different from other MCP servers is that it uses SSE transport instead of stdio, making it work well for multi-tenant…

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    I built an unofficial CLI and MCP server for Lambda cloud GPU instances. The main idea: your AI agents can now spin up and manage Lambda GPUs for you. The MCP server exposes tools to find, launch, and terminate instances. Add it to Claude Code, Cursor, or any agent with one command and you can say things like "launch an H100, ssh in, and run big_job.py" Other features: - Notifications via Slack, Discord, or Telegram when instances are SSH-ready - 1Password support for API keys - Also includes a standalone CLI with the same functionality Written in Rust. MIT licensed. Note: This is an…

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    Hello HN, Pietro here! I've been really excited to see the recent buzz around MCP and all the cool things people are building with it. Though, the fact that you can use it only through desktop apps really seemed wrong and prevented me for trying most examples, so I wrote a simple client, then I wrapped into some class, and I ended up creating a python package that abstracts some of the async uglyness. You need: * one of those MCPconfig JSONs * 6 lines of code and you can have an agent use the MCP tools from python. The structure is simple: an MCP client creates and manages the connection and…

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    More than a decade ago, I adopted the self-imposed rule, if I answer a question more than once, the third time I need to be able to answer with a URL. Today, I published one very large URL - a book distilling what I learned from helping people work remotely at GitHub, and I wanted to rethink my rule for the age of AI. What if, instead of a URL, I could create an interactive experience that could tailor the guidance to your particular situation? What I ended up building was an Open and Async Advisor MCP server. To install (in claude or any other AI): > claude mcp add open-async -- npx -y…

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    Compile an API, an MCP server, a database or a web page into a CLI your agent can run. Ten engines, one output contract, 4.1x less context than raw MCP. - ucsandman/declick

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    Recently I was trying to use an MCP server to pull data from a service, but hit a limitation: the MCP didn't expose the data I needed, even though the service's REST API supported it. So I wrote a quick CLI wrapper around the API. Worked great, except Claude Code had no structured way to know what my CLI does or how to call it. For `gh` or `curl` the model can learn from the extensive training data, but for a tool I just wrote, it was stabbing in the dark. MCP solves this discovery problem, but it does it by rebuilding tool interaction from scratch: server processes, JSON-RPC transport,…

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