Discover available APIs by listing all registered OpenAPI/Swagger specifications in the workspace.
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"Exploring OpenAPI/Swagger Specifications" matching MCP tools:
- Import an API spec (OpenAPI, Swagger, Postman) to create a draft bolthub listing with endpoints and default pricing. Re-importing shows a diff instead of duplicating.MIT
- Create API specifications in Postman's Spec Hub with support for OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, protobuf, GraphQL, and Smithy. Manage single or multi-file specs directly from your workspace.Apache 2.0
- Retrieve all integration models from Itential Platform to access OpenAPI-based specifications for external systems, enabling automated interaction with third-party services.GPL 3.0
- List OpenAPI definitions from 3GPP specifications (TS 29.xxx series). Use it to discover available API names before retrieving a full definition, with optional filtering by specification ID.MIT
- Parse an OpenAPI or Swagger specification to detect its version, count endpoints, and list component schemas. Use it to inspect or summarize an API contract from text.MIT
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- Exports API documentation of a specified Eolink project (or selected groups) as OpenAPI/Swagger JSON. Use to obtain a full machine-readable specification.MIT
- Load and parse a local OpenAPI/Swagger JSON file to make its endpoints and schemas available for exploration.MIT
- Fetch OpenAPI/Swagger docs to assess API test coverage: endpoint counts, assertion totals, skipped operations with reasons, and unreachable services. Use it to check coverage before running tests.MIT
- Extract structured endpoint information from OpenAPI, Swagger, or Postman specs. Filter endpoints by tag, HTTP method, or description search.MIT
- Load an OpenAPI/Swagger JSON spec from a URL to start exploring API documentation. Fetches and parses the spec, storing it for endpoint and schema browsing.MIT
- List all loaded OpenAPI/Swagger specifications in memory to see which APIs are available for exploration.MIT
- Load and parse Swagger 2.0 or OpenAPI 3.x specs from a URL. Supports JSON and YAML formats, caching locally for use by other tools.MIT
- Compare two OpenAPI/Swagger specs (URL or file path) to identify breaking changes—removed endpoints, newly required fields, type changes, removed enum values—and safe additions.MIT
- Import OpenAPI/Swagger specifications into Apifox projects to maintain API documentation. Supports OpenAPI 3.0/3.1 and Swagger 2.0 formats with options for batch imports and intelligent deprecation marking.MIT
- Discover available API operations by listing all endpoints in the Swagger Petstore OpenAPI 3.0 specification. Use this tool to identify operationIds before making requests.MIT
- Check OpenAPI or Swagger specs for API security flaws such as missing authentication, plaintext servers, and object ID enumeration. Outputs SECURE, REVIEW, or INSECURE verdict.MIT
- Retrieves the Swagger/OpenAPI specification for a connected Bubble.io app, exposing available endpoints, data types, and schemas to guide API calls.MIT
- Retrieve the OpenAPI/Swagger JSON specification to discover API endpoints, HTTP methods, and request schemas for making API calls.MIT
- Reads a local OpenAPI/Swagger file, detects JSON or YAML, extracts routes and methods, and strips verbose text to reduce LLM token usage by up to 70%.MIT
- Load and parse OpenAPI/Swagger specification from URL or local file to extract endpoints, schemas, auth types, and base URL. Supports OpenAPI 2.0 and 3.x in JSON or YAML formats.ISC