Point it to your API
We start from an OpenAPI specification or the endpoints already in production.
Mattear · Agent integration
Turn your existing APIs into MCP servers in days, not months. Your services become available to AI agents with security and permissions under your control.
No backend rewrite · Multi-LLM · In your infrastructure
Illustrative example
How it works
MCP Starter takes the APIs you already operate and publishes their capabilities as tools models can invoke. Your services remain unchanged—no rewriting required.
We start from an OpenAPI specification or the endpoints already in production.
We automatically identify the service’s available capabilities.
Each operation is exposed as a tool that agents can invoke.
We apply authentication and granular permissions under your control.
Key capabilities
Tested with ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity, and ready to add new interfaces without redoing the work.
Fast transformation of existing APIs into agent-ready tools.
ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity, with GitHub Copilot on the roadmap.
Fine-grained control over which operations each agent can execute.
Your services keep their architecture; only the MCP layer is added.
One integration available across different models and experiences.
Your systems become ready to be discovered and used by assistants.
Deployment and security
The server runs within the client’s own infrastructure. Access control, permissions, and data remain on your side.
Delivery model
The implementation is designed for your chosen cloud and architecture, with scope aligned to priority APIs and use cases.
Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a protocol for connecting AI applications to tools and data sources. MCP Starter exposes API operations as tools an agent can invoke.
No. We start with an OpenAPI specification or existing endpoints and add an MCP layer. During the assessment we review the operations and permissions for each integration.
The server is deployed in the client’s infrastructure. Scope depends on the APIs, architecture, and priority use cases, starting with a focused pilot.
Next step
We select an API and a high-value use case, validate its specification, and build a secure pilot within your infrastructure.