emcee – connect agents to APIs (via MCP)
Hi! Mattt and I thought it would be cool (and maybe even useful) if you could easily connect Claude to any API. Well, actually we thought it would be cool if we could order pizza and shitpost directly from our AI-powered IDE. So we made emcee. emcee takes a remote (OpenAPI documented) API, generates an MCP server, and exposes the API methods to your agent (or other MCP client) as tools. The easiest way to try it out is with the Claude desktop app (directions on GitHub). We think emcee is actually pretty helpful in a startup/SaaS context as an interface to your internal admin APIs. It…
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Hi! Mattt and I thought it would be cool (and maybe even useful) if you could easily connect Claude to any API. Well, actually we thought it would be cool if we could order pizza and shitpost directly from our AI-powered IDE. So we made emcee. emcee takes a remote (OpenAPI documented) API, generates an MCP server, and exposes the API methods to your agent (or other MCP client) as tools. The easiest way to try it out is with the Claude desktop app (directions on GitHub). We think emcee is actually pretty helpful in a startup/SaaS context as an interface to your internal admin APIs. It also provides an easy way to connect realtime data to Claude. Let us know what you think!
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