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  • Google AI Overview answers and cited sources via the Apify Google AI Overview API, hosted MCP.

  • MCP server (stdio): lint OpenAPI specs with Spectral via the AgentForge API

  • Generate an OpenAPI specification (2.0, 3.0, or 3.1) from a Postman collection. Specify the collection UID, name, version, and format to start the task.
    Apache 2.0
  • Tests connectivity to the specification endpoint and returns a health status report with caching information.
    MIT
  • Register APIs by ingesting OpenAPI specifications to parse specs, build dependency graphs, and create searchable embeddings for API orchestration.
    MIT
  • Execute custom network queries against chain APIs using gRPC Gateway when standard tools fail. Verify available queries via OpenAPI specification before sending requests with specified HTTP methods, paths, and parameters.
    MIT
  • Generate backend applications from OpenAPI specifications using the Heim framework, supporting Rust and CSharp languages with customizable project settings.
    MIT
  • Analyze PHP project routes and automatically generate OpenAPI 3.0 specification with middleware, parameters, and security schemes. Converts controller routes into API documentation.
    MIT
  • Retrieve information about the jis specification for the Intent-Centric Web, including optional sections on overview, protocol, Tibet, security, and examples.
    MIT
  • Ingest an API specification from a file to automatically analyze it and suggest required environment variables.
    MIT
  • Analyze PHP project routes and generate OpenAPI 3.0 specification with middleware, parameters, and security schemes. Convert controller routes to API documentation automatically.
    MIT
  • Generate API requests by importing an OpenAPI or Swagger specification file. Optionally set a collection name and override the base URL.
    MIT