Create MCP Server from OpenAPI via MCPize CLI

Let's do it together!

Step 1: Initialize Project

Run mcpize init to start initializing your project.

Step 2: Name the Project

Choose the name Pokemon for your project based on the Poke API.

Step 3: Set Open API Specification

Add a template for typescript open API and include an option from a file.

Step 4: Specify the File

Provide the specification file for the Open API.

$ mcpize init pokemon  --template typescript/openapi --from-file https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dlt-hub/dlt-init-openapi/devel/tests/cases/e2e_specs/pokeapi.yml

Step 5: Analyze Specification

Wait a few seconds while MCPize analyzes the specification to create the project.

Step 6: Project Created

Your project is now created. Navigate to the project directory.

Step 7: Decide Next Steps

Choose whether to check the project locally or edit sources for additional functionality.

Step 8: Deploy to McPies

Log into McPyse and deploy your server using MCPY deploy.

Step 9: Monitor Deployment

Observe the deployment process in the console until it is complete.

Step 10: Customize Server

Enhance your server by adding an icon and choosing a category, such as entertainment.

Step 11: Set Server Description

Provide an interesting description for better SEO and visibility.

Step 12: Verify Server Status

Open your server using the shared URL to see the full description and test the API.