Make Me An MCP turns the APIs you already have into an agent-ready MCP — without building a gateway by hand. Register a platform, bundle endpoints into groups, set tiers, rate limits and pricing, then let it read each endpoint’s output and auto-draft the “yellow pages” an AI reads to decide which API to call and why. Ship it internal, enterprise, or public — behind keys.
Wrapping each API as an agent tool — schemas, auth, descriptions — is fiddly, repetitive work that goes stale the moment the API changes.
Without a clear description of what each endpoint returns, an agent can’t reliably decide which one to call — or what to do with the response.
Opening APIs to agents means tiers, rate limits, keys and per-use billing. Building that gateway is its own project.
Point it at the APIs you already run. It handles the agent-facing surface — discovery, pricing, access, and the manifest agents read.
Add a platform and its endpoints — or import them. Group them into bundles that map to real capabilities.
Set tiers by audience, with rate limits, a per-use or subscription fee, free included volume, and an upper cap per period.
It reads each endpoint’s output JSON/XML signature, so the manifest can tell agents exactly what comes back.
It drafts the agent “yellow pages.” Edit it, publish, hand out keys — internal, enterprise, or public.
Bundle endpoints into capability groups agents reason about — Refunds, Search, Provisioning — instead of a flat list of routes.
Per-use or subscription fees, free included volume, and a hard cap per period — set per audience tier.
It reads the shape of each endpoint’s response so the manifest describes exactly what an agent gets back.
An auto-drafted manifest you can edit — the description agents read to choose which API to invoke and why.
Internal, enterprise, or public. Every consumer connects with a key scoped to a tier, with rate limits enforced.
Metered usage per key and endpoint, rolled up to invoices — so per-use and subscription pricing just works.
An MCP (Model Context Protocol server) is a standard way to expose tools and APIs to AI agents so they can discover and call them. Make Me An MCP turns your existing APIs into one — you don’t build the server by hand.
No. Register the APIs you already have, bundle them into groups, and it reads each endpoint’s output signature and generates the agent-facing manifest for you.
Every consumer connects with a key scoped to a tier. You decide whether a platform is internal-only, limited to named enterprise accounts, or public — and set rate limits and pricing per tier.
They read the manifest — the auto-drafted, editable “yellow pages” that describes each group and endpoint, when to use it, and the shape of what it returns.
We’re onboarding platforms gradually. Tell us about your APIs and we’ll reach out.