Get your API used by AI agents

Outcome: your API used by AI agents

You want to get your API used by AI agents—so that when people use ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, or other agents, those agents can call your API when relevant. That’s an outcome, not a specific technology. The way to get there is to expose your API as tools those agents can discover and invoke—today that usually means building or generating an MCP server that wraps your API.

Expose your API to AI agents

“Expose API to AI agents” means giving agents a way to call your API through a tool layer (e.g. MCP). You don’t hand the agent a raw REST URL; you run (or host) an MCP server that describes your API as tools and executes the HTTP calls when the agent requests them. Api2Agent generates that MCP server from your OpenAPI spec so you can expose your API without writing the server by hand.

Make your API available to AI agents

Same idea: make your API available by providing an MCP server (or equivalent) that agents connect to. Once the server is running and the agent is configured to use it, your API is available to that agent. The generator gives you the server project; you run it locally or deploy it yourself.

API for AI agents

“API for AI agents” is exactly what we enable: your existing REST API, exposed as MCP tools so it becomes an API that AI agents can use. No change to your core API—just an additional MCP layer that agents talk to.

Tool to get your API used by AI agents

If you’re looking for a tool to get your API used by AI agents, Api2Agent is that tool: you give us your OpenAPI spec, we give you an MCP server scaffold. You run the server and connect it to the agents you care about (Cursor, Claude, etc.).

Make your REST API work with AI agents

To make your REST API work with AI agents, you need a bridge that turns REST into the tool format agents expect. That bridge is an MCP server that maps tool calls to your REST endpoints. Generate that server from your OpenAPI spec, run it, and your REST API is then usable by any MCP-compatible agent.

Enable AI agents to call your API

Enabling AI agents to call your API means (1) having an MCP server that wraps your API, and (2) configuring the agent to use that server. Api2Agent handles (1) by generating the server; you do (2) in the agent’s settings (e.g. Cursor MCP config).

Integrate API with ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor

For Cursor and Claude, integration is via MCP: add your MCP server to the client and the agent can call your API through the generated tools. For ChatGPT, the mechanism may vary by product (e.g. custom actions); the same MCP server can still represent “your API as tools” that any client could use. Start with one agent (e.g. Cursor), then reuse the same server for others where MCP is supported.

Get your API used by AI agents — generate your MCP server from OpenAPI with Api2Agent.