Hebline Mcp Server Any Api Broker

What is Hebline Mcp Server Any Api Broker?

Hebline MCP Server is an API routing broker that connects AI agents to the best available API services—free or paid—based on cost, latency, and capability. It abstracts away provider selection, routes free services first, and logs all calls for transparency.

How to use Hebline Mcp Server Any Api Broker?

Install the package globally (npm install -g @hebline.ai/mcp-server) or add it to your MCP client configuration (e.g., Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code) via the provided JSON config. Then, use MCP tools like execute, compare, or categories to route API calls. Optionally set environment variables for paid API keys.

Key features of Hebline Mcp Server Any Api Broker

• Route free API services first, paid only when needed.
• No margin on paid API calls—honest routing.
• Provider abstraction: agent says what it needs, not which service.
• Cost transparency with per-call logging (metadata only).
• Automatic scoring and selection of best service.
• BYOK: bring your own keys for paid providers.

Use cases of Hebline Mcp Server Any Api Broker

• Geocoding addresses using free Nominatim or paid Google Maps.
• Translating text with MyMemory, DeepL, or LibreTranslate.
• Performing web searches via DuckDuckGo or Brave Search.
• Fetching weather data from Open-Meteo or OpenWeatherMap.
• Running LLM queries with free Groq/Gemini or paid OpenAI.

FAQ from Hebline Mcp Server Any Api Broker

How does Hebline decide which service to use?

It uses a weighted scoring engine that considers cost, latency, and service scores. Free services are preferred when constraints allow.

What if I don't have any paid API keys?

No problem—Hebline routes to free alternatives automatically. Paid services are excluded from routing unless keys are provided.

Where is call data logged?

Call metadata (timestamp, capability, service, latency, cost) is logged to ~/.hebline/calls.jsonl. No API call content is stored.

Is the server GDPR compliant?

Yes. Only anonymized metadata is logged. A self-hosted option is available for zero data leaving your network.

What transports and authentication are supported?

Currently, stdio transport is supported. SSE transport is on the roadmap. No authentication is required for the open-source server.