Do I need an API key to use StackSherpa?
No. The catalog is a shared read-only database; no API keys are required to browse or query providers.
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Intelligent API recommendation engine that silently picks the best APIs for your stack. Analyzes your project profile, compliance requirements, past decisions, and known issues to recommend the right provider for auth, payments, email, storage, and 25+ other categories.
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{
"mcpServers": {
"stacksherpa": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"stacksherpa"
]
}
}
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StackSherpa is an intelligent API recommendation engine providing detailed profiles for over 450 providers across 28 categories, including pricing, known issues, compliance data, and live GitHub issue tracking. It is designed for developers and teams who need to quickly evaluate and select API providers. The catalog is a shared read-only database accessible via CLI or web, with no API keys required for users.
Install the CLI globally with npm install -g stacksherpa, optionally install the Claude Code skill to have Claude automatically consult StackSherpa. Run commands like stacksherpa providers email --pretty to list providers, stacksherpa profile --set to configure project constraints, and stacksherpa decide to log API decisions. All commands output JSON; add --pretty for human-readable formatting.
No. The catalog is a shared read-only database; no API keys are required to browse or query providers.
Once installed, Claude silently runs `stacksherpa providers <category>` before suggesting any API integration. No slash command is needed.
Your project profile and decision history are stored locally in `.stacksherpa/` within your project. Global defaults live in `~/.stacksherpa/`. No data leaves your machine.
Yes. You can run the CLI directly or add instructions to your `CLAUDE.md` to use `stacksherpa providers <category>` before choosing an API.
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