Mcpifier is a zero-code MCP (Model Context Protocol) gateway that exposes an existing REST API as an MCP server
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Mcpifier is a zero-code MCP (Model Context Protocol) gateway that exposes an existing REST API as an MCP server
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Transport: stdio, sse, http. Works with Claude Desktop, Cursor, Claude Code, and most MCP clients.
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Mcpifier is a zero-code MCP (Model Context Protocol) gateway that exposes an existing REST API as an MCP server.
Mcpifier can be used as a library, ASP.NET Core middleware, or a command-line server and tool. It supports automatic tool generation from Swagger/OpenAPI specifications using conventions that map REST endpoints to MCP tools, or full customization using JSON configuration files.
Detailed installation, usage examples, configuration, and quickstarts live in the individual project READMEs:
These contain platform-specific guidance on installation (NuGet or .NET tool), typical usage patterns, and examples.
Mcpifier acts as a gateway between MCP clients (e.g., Claude Desktop, VS Code) and REST APIs. It translates MCP tool calls into HTTP requests against configured REST endpoints, returning structured JSON results. The core library can be embedded, or you can use the server project for out-of-the-box running.
[MCP Client] ⇄ [Mcpifier (Server/Library)] ⇄ [REST API]
Summerdawn.Mcpifier.AspNetCore is split into a separate library and package because it depends on the Microsoft.AspNetCore.App framework.The repository is structured as follows:
All projects are built and released concurrently using the repository's 'release.yml' workflow. They use identical version numbers and are versioned using Semantic Versioning.
Each project is published as a separate NuGet package, and the command-line server is also published to each GitHub release as a number of standalone, AOT-compiled binaries:
This repository contains multiple coordinated projects that are built, tested, and released togethe