Product

Swagger to MCP Gateway

Turn API endpoints and selected database objects into MCP tools. You decide what gets published and what stays private.

APIs and databases become MCP tools
Sourcehttps://api.example.com/openapi.json
Operations18
Generated tools
GETget_order_by_id/orders/{id}
POSTcreate_support_ticket/tickets
GETsearch_customers/customers/search
SQLcustomer_order_summaryorders + customers
Publish stateorders.get_order_by_idPublished
Highlights

What does the product do?

Add an API or database source, choose what to publish, refine the tool descriptions, and monitor usage from one place.

APIs

Turns API endpoints into MCP tools

Add a Swagger/OpenAPI file and the endpoints are prepared as MCP tools. Each endpoint can be published or kept private.

  • Publish the endpoints agents should use, leave the rest closed.
  • Write tool descriptions in clear language agents can follow.
GET/orders/{id}Published
POST/ticketsDraft
Database

Publishes database objects as MCP tools

For PostgreSQL and SQL Server, choose the tables, views, columns, and relationships that should be available.

  • Set privacy rules at table and column level.
  • Control query scope with relationships and limits.
customers
orders
tickets

Selected objects and relationships are defined before publishing.

Chat and clients

Test in chat, then connect clients

Try the tools in the built-in chat screen first. When ready, connect the same MCP URL to the client your team uses.

  • Works with Claude, Codex, Cursor, VS Code, and other MCP clients.
  • The chat screen is the fastest path for testing and demos.
Quick test
Can you pull this customer's latest orders?
I selected the right MCP tool, called it, and summarized the result.
Logs and reporting

Shows calls and usage clearly

Every MCP call can be reviewed in logs, and usage can be understood through simple charts.

  • Track errors, latency, call count, and tool usage.
  • Improve publishing choices and descriptions based on real usage.
200orders.get_order_by_id184ms
200customer_order_summary231ms
Product visuals

See the product flow in action.

The walkthrough shows source import, generated tools, publishing controls, chat-based testing, and MCP client setup.

Next step

Publish your first API or database objects as MCP tools.

Start with the SaaS product, or contact RTT Intelligence for private deployment, integration design, and on-premise requirements.

Swagger to MCP Gateway