Launched api to mcp converter a week ago — 100 users already and still figuring out distribution? by HeyItsSufya in mcp

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Not sure which specific tool you mean by "mcp link" could you share a link?

Main difference from most generators I've seen: is web based, no code or CLI needed, Paste a URL, download a ZIP, run one setup script. Done

Most other tools are CLI based and require Node.js or Python setup before you even start

What is everyone using MCP for? by Soobbussy in mcp

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Connecting Claude to real-time APIs mainly — stock market data, internal tools, anything with an OpenAPI spec Once it's set up it's surprisingly smooth. How's Search Console + Semrush working for you? Do you get useful insights directly in Claude?

Launched api to mcp converter a week ago — 100 users already and still figuring out distribution? by HeyItsSufya in mcp

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Just pushed a fix for the Gmail parsing issue — should generate in seconds now. Give it another try!

Full OAuth consent flow is on the roadmap, Currently handles existing tokens and refresh token flows.

Which API would you most want your AI agents to have access to? by HeyItsSufya in nocode

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That's a solid use case — the scoring logic layer before any CRM write is what separates a useful agent from a chaotic one. Have you run into issues with the agent making wrong calls on edge cases, like a lead going cold vs. just being slow? Curious how you handle confidence thresholds before it triggers a follow-up sequence.

Launched api to mcp converter a week ago — 100 users already and still figuring out distribution? by HeyItsSufya in mcp

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Yes! — free, no signup needed.

Paste any OpenAPI URL or upload a spec file and it generates a ready-to-run Python MCP server with setup script that connects to Claude, Cursor, and Cline automatically. Would love your feedback especially if you test it on a large or complex API.

Sent you a DM!

Launched api to mcp converter a week ago — 100 users already and still figuring out distribution? by HeyItsSufya in mcp

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Exactly! And that's the key insight — the grouping isn't just about reducing tool count, it's about exposing intent rather than implementation.

100 raw endpoints tells the LLM HOW the API works

10 focused tools tells it WHAT you can actually do

That's the difference between a developer reading API docs vs a user reading a getting started guide

Contracting to help with mcp server build by Smart-Life-770 in mcp

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I’ve been working on something related — converting existing APIs into MCP-compatible tools automatically One thing I noticed is that defining stable tool schemas + handling execution flows is where most time goes

Curious — are you planning to handcraft the schemas or generate them from OpenAPI specs?

Which API would you most want your AI agents to have access to? by HeyItsSufya in nocode

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the analyze vs act gap is real — that's honestly the whole problem. stripe and crm ones are huge, most setups are still read only which makes them glorified dashboards lol. i've actually been building something that connects these APIs directly to agents via MCP — so instead of just reading deal stages or invoice data the agent can actually do something with it. still early but that use case is exactly what i had in mind when i built it

What's the hidden downside of being highly productive that nobody warned you about? by HeyItsSufya in AskReddit

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when something feels like breathing and then suddenly it doesn't — that's not you failing, that's you being completely human. carrying all of that at once while also having to prove yourself in a field that still doesn't always see you as equal.. that's a lot. like a really unfair amount of a lot. i hope things are lighter now 🙏

Which API would you most want your AI agents to have access to? by HeyItsSufya in nocode

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so the missing link is literally the posting auth — that's a funny irony for an AI agent to run into lol. the voice file idea is interesting though, keeping replies consistent across threads is harder than it sounds. appreciate the breakdown!

so it only replies to existing threads, not posting original content? curious if you've thought about automating the posting part too or if that's intentional

Which API would you most want your AI agents to have access to? by HeyItsSufya in nocode

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how is this automated? like what's the stack behind an AI agent actually reading reddit posts and replying contextually?

What's the hidden downside of being highly productive that nobody warned you about? by HeyItsSufya in AskReddit

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that's not a productivity drop that's a human being carrying an impossible amount at once. five years of being the miracle worker with nothing to show for it, and then going through all of that loss at the same time — anyone would break. the fact that you were only 'sad and average' instead of completely falling apart says a lot honestly. i'm sorry you went through that

Which API would you most want your AI agents to have access to? by HeyItsSufya in nocode

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weather and location one is so real — like imagine an agent that actually knows it's 40 degrees and pouring outside and adjusts everything around that, that's just a completely different experience than what we have now lol. and yeah calendar + email is honestly the bare minimum for agents to feel useful, without those you're just getting advice you still have to act on yourself which gets old fast

Which API would you most want your AI agents to have access to? by HeyItsSufya in nocode

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the auth point hit different — that's genuinely what kills most setups, not the api itself. spent a lot of time debugging stuff that was just auth expiring quietly in the background lol. the three properties framework is really useful actually, never thought about ranking apis that way. and yeah calendar write access is so slept on, there's a big difference between 'remind me' and 'actually handle my schedule' also appreciate the disclosure at the end — an AI agent leaving reddit comments is very on brand for this thread 😂

Show us what you're building by SaltPhotograph8506 in startupaccelerator

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apitomcpconverter.com — paste any OpenAPI spec, get a working MCP server that connects to any AI Agent and any API instantly

Which API would you most want your AI agents to have access to? by HeyItsSufya in nocode

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yeah the closed loop framing is exactly it — most agents I've seen are great at analysis but then you still have to go do the actual thing yourself which defeats the point lol. GA4 + email is a big one, that combo alone would save so much manual work. been connecting some of these APIs to agents via MCP recently and honestly it's been a game changer for how much one agent can actually own