Turn OpenAPI specs into secure MCP servers with auth, policies, and auditing.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "yamcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Generate an MCP server from this OpenAPI spec, and enable scoped authentication, per-tool allow/deny policies, rate limiting, and a redacted audit trail.
A secure MCP server configuration or implementation generated from the OpenAPI specification.
Using this OpenAPI definition, set write endpoints to deny by default, allow only read-oriented tools, and keep audit records.
A policy design for an MCP server with fine-grained per-tool access controls.
Convert this OpenAPI API into an MCP server, add rate limiting for all tools, and provide a redacted audit logging plan.
An MCP server output that includes rate limiting and redacted audit capabilities.
Developers or platform teams can convert existing OpenAPI endpoints into an MCP server so AI clients can use them through a unified protocol, with authentication, rate limits, and auditing.
When some endpoints are high risk, teams can use per-tool allow/deny policies to restrict which capabilities are exposed or callable.
For environments that require auditability, this tool can preserve a redacted audit trail in the resulting MCP server to reduce sensitive data exposure.
It converts any OpenAPI specification into a secure MCP server with scoped authentication, per-tool allow/deny policies, rate limiting, and a redacted audit trail.
Based on the description, the core input is an OpenAPI specification. The provided material does not specify supported formats, versions, or extra configuration details; see the source repository.
It emphasizes security controls, not just protocol conversion. In addition to generating an MCP server, it includes scoped authentication, tool-level access policies, rate limiting, and redacted auditing.
Convert OpenAPI specs into secure MCP tools with guardrails and auditing.
Turn any OpenAPI spec into a working MCP server.
Convert OpenAPI specs into MCP servers that expose REST endpoints as tools.
Convert any OpenAPI v3 spec into a working MCP server for AI integration.
Convert OpenAPI specs into MCP server instances for faster tool integration.
Generate MCP tools from OpenAPI specs for natural-language API interaction.