Swagger is a suite of tools for API developers that helps in designing, building, documenting, and consuming RESTful web services. It enables developers to document APIs in a standardized way, making them more accessible and easier to understand.
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Integrates with Nacos via Swagger Admin API (v3.x), allowing interaction with Nacos cluster configuration and service discovery features.
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Provides OpenAPI/Swagger specifications for different networks through the openapi resource, allowing developers to explore and understand the available blockchain API endpoints.
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Uses OpenAPI/Swagger specifications to generate TypeScript API clients for interacting with REST APIs
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References Superset's official Swagger documentation for API endpoints, indicating the MCP server implements interfaces documented in the Swagger specification.
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Preserves documentation of all endpoints just as it is in Swagger
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Allows connection to any Swagger-defined API, providing tools to download specifications, list endpoints and models, generate TypeScript code for models, and create MCP tool definitions based on API endpoints.
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Offers Swagger UI documentation at /docs endpoint to explore and test the API's capabilities interactively.
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Uses the official Aviation Weather API Swagger definition to generate a type-safe API client that ensures proper typing and formatting for API calls.
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Uses Swagger/OpenAPI specifications to dynamically generate MCP tools, enabling AI agents to interact with any API that provides an OpenAPI specification
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Includes Swagger documentation for the RESTful API server, making the API endpoints discoverable and testable through a web interface.
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Processes Swagger OpenAPI documents to enable semantic search and discovery of API endpoints
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Dynamically generates MCP resources based on Rootly's OpenAPI (Swagger) specification, providing access to incident endpoints and alert information.
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Enables interaction with RESTful APIs defined in Swagger/OpenAPI specifications, supporting GET, PUT, POST, and PATCH operations. The example demonstrates integration with the Swagger Petstore API, including operations like addPet, updatePet, and findPetsByStatus.
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Ingests Swagger/OpenAPI specifications and automatically generates MCP tools from API endpoints, supporting multiple authentication methods including Basic Auth, Bearer Token, API Key, and OAuth2.
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The MCP server provides Swagger UI documentation through its /docs endpoint.
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Supports Swagger/OpenAPI specifications (versions 3.0 and 3.1) to expose HTTP methods as tools
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Provides API documentation through Swagger UI for exploring and testing the available endpoints
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Integrates with the Yuque Open API documented on SwaggerHub for accessing knowledge base content
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References swagger-client as a local dependency for integration with the Transport NSW API, enabling structured API access.
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Parses Swagger/OpenAPI documents (v2 and v3) to extract API operations and schema definitions that can be used for generating TypeScript types and API clients
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Enables extraction of API group details in JSON or Markdown format from Xano databases, as well as management of Swagger documentation for API groups
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Incorporates OpenAPI/Swagger for API documentation with request/response schemas and endpoint documentation.
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Enables the analysis and exploration of Swagger/OpenAPI specifications, including examining API endpoints, schemas, and response formats