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mcpforge

v1.0.1

Published

Generate MCP servers from OpenAPI specs or docs pages, then curate the public tool surface for agents.

Downloads

489

Readme

mcpforge

Generate MCP servers from OpenAPI specs or docs pages, then curate the public tool surface for agents.

Common Usage

Generate curated workflow tools from a spec:

npx mcpforge init --optimize --workflows https://api.example.com/openapi.json

Preview the plan without writing files:

npx mcpforge init --dry-run --optimize --workflows https://api.example.com/openapi.json

Commands

  • mcpforge init <spec> - Parse a spec or docs URL and generate a project. Use --optimize, --workflows, --pick, and --dry-run as needed.
  • mcpforge generate - Regenerate from mcpforge.config.json, preserving saved workflow and optimization settings.
  • mcpforge inspect <spec> - Inspect a spec and preview workflow planning with --workflows.
  • mcpforge diff - Compare stored source IR against the latest upstream version and report risk-scored changes.
  • mcpforge update - Refresh from upstream changes and regenerate in place.
  • mcpforge test - Rebuild a generated server, verify registered tools, and smoke-test each public handler over stdio.

Testing

npx mcpforge test --dir ./mcp-server-my-api

Dry-run mode validates listTools against mcpforge.config.json and calls each public tool with minimal inputs. Use --live only when the generated project has real auth configured.