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  • List all schemas in a database to understand its organization. Use this before exploring tables or querying data.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve the OpenAPI specification for Adamik API to access exact schemas for blockchain operations across 80+ networks, including transaction formats, parameters, and error handling.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the OpenAPI/Swagger JSON specification to discover API endpoints, HTTP methods, and request schemas for making API calls.
    MIT
  • Configure or switch to an OpenAPI server by providing its schema URL. Override base URL and assign a nickname for distinct environments.
    MIT
  • Validate OpenAPI specifications for quality and completeness by checking missing descriptions, orphaned schemas, naming inconsistencies, and error responses to generate a quality score.
    MIT

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  • Parse Swagger/OpenAPI documents to extract basic information quickly, ideal for handling large API specifications with optional filtering and caching.
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  • Import an OpenAPI or Swagger specification from a URL or local file to save endpoints and schemas for querying and testing.
    MIT
  • Extract API schemas from a single file through static analysis. Supports TypeScript, Python, Go, Protobuf, GraphQL, OpenAPI, and SQL DDL.
    MIT
  • Retrieve OpenAPI schemas for specific AI models to understand their capabilities and integration requirements.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the API catalog containing metadata for all OpenAPI specifications, operations, and schemas to enable AI-powered development tools to understand and work with your APIs.
    MIT
  • Read and process very large files by streaming them in configurable chunks, specifying chunk size, offset, and maximum bytes to avoid loading the entire file into memory.
    MIT
  • Display configured backend targets for OpenAPI tools to enable AI agents to access API specifications, schemas, and validation data.
  • Extract MCP tool definitions from server source code by scanning for tool calls and parsing their Zod schemas to analyze server capabilities.
  • List all saved schemas in your Talonic workspace, including IDs, names, descriptions, version, field count, and full JSON Schema. Use this to discover existing schemas before creating a new one.
    MIT