
Turn an OpenAPI spec into a hosted MCP server from your AI, in minutes.
Kaiva Bridge turns APIs and databases into hosted MCP servers that AI agents can use. With this connector, your AI builds them for you: give it a public OpenAPI spec and it drafts a server with one typed tool per operation, then shows you what it found.
https://api.kaiv.ai/api/bridge/manage/mcpKaiva Bridge turns an OpenAPI spec into a hosted MCP server: no code to write, nothing to host. You can create DRAFT servers and inspect them. You cannot publish them or expose their tools: exposing a tool makes a real API reachable, so a human does that in the console. Always hand back the console_url and say what is left to decide. Tools created here start unexposed. A draft server is inert. When a spec produces many tools, summarise them by HTTP method and highlight the writes — the user is choosing what to make reachable. This connector manages servers; it does not call their tools. Once a server is live, tell the user that to use its tools they add its gateway_url as a separate connector in their AI client (for Claude: Settings, Connectors, Add custom connector).
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