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Stop pasting API docs. Let your LLM dynamically navigate OpenAPI/Swagger specs and extract precise JSON schemas on-demand.
Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"none.api": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"@nonetss/none.api"
],
"env": {
"OPENAPI_URL": "http://localhost:3000/doc"
}
}
}
}STEP 1 (EXPLORATION): List all available endpoints. ALWAYS use this first to understand the API capabilities and available routes before developing any feature.
STEP 2 (ANALYSIS): Get full technical details of a specific endpoint, including required parameters, headers, and response structure. Use this before writing any code.
FRONTEND (TYPING): Generate TypeScript interfaces for request bodies and response data. Essential for maintaining type safety in frontend development.
FRONTEND (VALIDATION): Generate Zod validation schemas for request or response bodies. Perfect for implementing form validation that matches backend rules.
FRONTEND (IMPLEMENTATION): Generate complete code snippets for modern frameworks like Axios or TanStack Query, including error handling and types.
BACKEND (TESTING): Validate a JSON object against the OpenAPI response schema. ALWAYS use this after writing backend code to verify your implementation matches the contract.
FRONTEND (PROTOTYPING): Generate high-fidelity mock data that satisfies the OpenAPI schema. Use this to test UI components before the backend is fully ready.
SEARCH: Find endpoints by intent or keyword (e.g., 'delete user', 'upload file'). Useful when you know what you want to do but not the exact route.
ARCHITECTURE: Analyze ID relationships between endpoints. Use this to understand the data flow and which endpoint provides the ID required by another.
Search for endpoints by tag.
Get the JSON request body schema for an endpoint.
Get the JSON response body schema for an endpoint.
List all tags available in the OpenAPI specification.
Generate a fetch code snippet for an endpoint.
Get security requirements for the API or a specific endpoint.
Set authentication headers to be used for subsequent 'call_endpoint' requests.
DEBUG: Execute a real HTTP request to the configured API to verify live behavior and connectivity.
Openapi Inspector is a professional OpenAPI explorer server for the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It allows large language models like Claude or Cursor to dynamically explore, understand, and interact with any API that has an OpenAPI/Swagger specification.
Run the server directly with npx @nonetss/none.api (or install globally with npm install -g @nonetss/none.api). Configure it in your MCP client (e.g., claude_desktop_config.json) with the command npx -y @nonetss/none.api and set the OPENAPI_URL environment variable to point to your OpenAPI spec.
Instead of mapping every endpoint to a separate tool (which can overwhelm the model's context), it acts as an intelligent inspector that lists endpoints, searches by tags, and retrieves detailed information and schemas on demand.
Node.js and npm/npx. The server runs as a command-line MCP server and requires an MCP‑compatible client (e.g., Claude Desktop, Cursor).
It fetches the OpenAPI specification from the URL provided in the `OPENAPI_URL` environment variable. The URL can be changed dynamically.
The README does not describe any built‑in authentication mechanism. Authentication must be handled by the OpenAPI endpoint or the client configuration separately.
The server is optimized for backends following the hono-template structure but works with any valid OpenAPI/Swagger specification. No other limitations are mentioned in the README.
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