openapi-mcp-sdk 0.3.1

Openapi.com official MCP server — ready-to-use gateway and Python SDK for AI agents

openapi-mcp-sdk

The official openapi.com MCP SDK.

Use it in two ways:

• Ready-to-use server — start a fully configured MCP gateway from the command line with a single command, no setup required.
• Python library — import openapi_mcp_sdk in your own project to build a custom MCP server on top of openapi.com APIs.

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Run the server

One-liner (no install required)

uvx openapi-mcp-sdk server

The server starts at http://localhost:8080.

Other runtimes

# pipx — ephemeral run, no install needed
pipx run openapi-mcp-sdk server

# pip — install once, run anytime
pip install openapi-mcp-sdk && openapi-mcp-sdk server

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Local launcher script

Copy and paste the block below into your terminal. It creates a ready-to-use mcp-server.sh file and immediately starts the server:

cat > mcp-server.sh << 'EOF'
#!/bin/bash
# ============================================================
# Openapi.com MCP Server — local launcher
# Edit the variables below, then run: bash mcp-server.sh
# ============================================================

export MCP_PORT="${MCP_PORT:-8080}"

uvx openapi-mcp-sdk server
EOF
bash mcp-server.sh

Next time, just run:

bash mcp-server.sh

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CLI reference

openapi-mcp-sdk <command>

Commands:
  server   Start the MCP server (HTTP/SSE, default port 8080)
  ping     Ping the openapi.com APIs and report latency       [coming soon]
  token    Generate or inspect an openapi.com Bearer token    [coming soon]

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MCP client configuration

Point any MCP-compatible client (VS Code, Claude Desktop, …) at the running server.

Get your Bearer Token at console.openapi.com.

With Authorization header (recommended):

{
  "servers": {
    "openapi.com": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "http://localhost:8080/",
      "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_TOKEN" }
    }
  }
}

With ?token= query parameter (for clients that do not support custom headers):

{
  "servers": {
    "openapi.com": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "http://localhost:8080/?token=YOUR_TOKEN"
    }
  }
}

The server automatically promotes ?token= to an Authorization: Bearer header, so both methods behave identically.

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Links

• Full documentation & source
• openapi.com
• MCP specification