OpenAPI MCP server
by ReAPI-comLets your AI read your OpenAPI API specs so it can explain endpoints and write code that matches them.
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Lets your AI read your OpenAPI API specs so it can explain endpoints and write code that matches them.
Give your AI a real, always-open terminal it can start things in and come back to later.
Lets your AI inspect webhooks, replay requests, and manage tunnels for your local apps.
Lets your AI look inside a recorded program run to answer debugging questions about calls, errors and values.
Lets your AI plan, track and finish coding tasks without losing its place between sessions.
Lets your coding AI write, check and follow a plain English plan for each feature before it writes code.
Hover any web page element to see its name, then tell your AI exactly which part to change.
Lets your AI find files and code by describing what they do, not by remembering their names.
Have your AI run a local pre-launch check on your app and hand you a scored report with fixes.
Your AI can answer "what breaks if I change this" by looking at a real map of your code, not guessing.
Let your AI pull hardcoded text out of your code and turn it into tidy, translatable content files.
Lets your AI decode tokens, make IDs, hash text, explain cron schedules, and clean up JSON for you.
Give your AI a toolbox of 36 everyday developer utilities, from hashing to JSON formatting.
Lets your AI attach to a running program, step backward and forward through what it did, and find the bug.
Turn your own reusable prompt templates into ready-made prompts your AI can pick up and use.
Lets your AI create fake APIs and test data for you, without any coding.
Check and build web animations that respect reduced-motion settings and accessibility rules.
Lets your AI keep a log of what its search step found, so you can look back and compare runs.
Lets your AI save repeated tasks as small scripts, then run them again whenever you ask.
Let your AI open parts of text files, make precise line edits, and save the changes.
Lets your AI browse, search and buy digital goods, and run small developer tools like hashing and JWT checks.
Lets your AI render and check native Rust app screens, catching visual and accessibility problems for you.
Lets your AI keep a shared, crash-safe to-do list for a coding project, so work survives when a session dies.