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From OpenAPI to a production MCP server in minutes.

Generate tools from your spec, review what you expose, then deploy a managed MCP endpoint with versioning, environments, logs, and auth controls. Headless by default. Add UI later if you need guided workflows.

Also supports docs and RSS.

No infra setup. Deploys as a managed MCP endpoint.Browse examples
Live transformation
OpenAPI → MCP Tools
Input
/api/tickets
post:
summary: "Create ticket"
parameters:
- title, priority
Generated Tools
Ready to deploy
create_ticket

Creates a new support ticket with title and priority

titlepriority
Try it with your own OpenAPI specGet started →

Provide an OpenAPI URL or spec file. Firety scaffolds tools and prepares a deployable MCP endpoint.

Example tools
create_ticket, get_ticket, list_tickets
< 5 min
Time to deploy
Zero
Infrastructure setup
99.9%
Enterprise SLA (by agreement)
Logs & diagnostics

Request metadata, tool call traces, and error diagnostics for quick debugging.

Environments

Separate dev, staging, and prod deployments with versioned releases.

Auth options

API keys, header-based tokens, and bring-your-own auth strategies.

Global runtime

Isolated deployments with low-latency managed hosting.

What you get

Not a prototype. A production-ready MCP endpoint with tooling and operations built in.

A working MCP server

Not a draft. Not a sample. A real endpoint your clients can use.

Understandable tools

Readable names, parameter schemas, and descriptions you can refine.

Operations included

Deploy, version, observe, and update without rebuilding from scratch.

Building MCPs is easy to start.
And annoying to maintain.

The hard part isn't writing a handler once. It's keeping tools accurate as your API changes, exposing the right surface area, and operating the server like any other production service.

Specs drift. Docs drift. Tool schemas drift.

Auth and secrets get bolted on late.

You ship v1, then spend the next month patching edge cases.

Teams need environments, logs, and version control, not a one-off script.

Firety turns your existing sources into MCPs you can run and evolve.

Three ways teams use Firety

Choose your starting point

OpenAPI

Generate from spec

OpenAPI → typed tools

Expose create_ticket, get_ticket, list_tickets from your support API.

Stop hand-writing tool schemas.

Documentation

Turn docs into tools

Docs → editable tools

Create safe tools from public docs without exposing your entire API.

Ship the right surface area.

RSS

Convert feeds

RSS → queryable endpoints

Release notes become latest_updates, updates_since(date), get_update(id).

No scraping or brittle parsing.

From source to deployed MCP in minutes

01

Connect a source

Import OpenAPI, provide docs, or connect an RSS feed.

02

Review and refine

Choose what to expose, adjust names, tighten parameters.

03

Deploy and operate

Ship a versioned MCP endpoint with environments and logs.

Examples you can copy

RSS

Release Notes MCP

5 tools
Best for: Product teams
View details →
RSS

Status Page MCP

7 tools
Best for: Support teams
View details →
OpenAPI

Internal Admin MCP

12 tools
Best for: Operations
View details →
OpenAPI

Partner API MCP

8 tools
Best for: Integrations
View details →

Simple, transparent pricing

Start free. Scale when you're ready.

Starter

Free

Perfect for trying Firety

  • 1 active MCP
  • Basic hosting
  • Community support

Pro

$29/month

For production usage

  • 20 active MCPs
  • Custom domains
  • Version history
  • Priority support

Enterprise

Custom

For large teams

  • SSO/SAML
  • Advanced audit
  • 99.9% SLA (enterprise agreement)
  • Dedicated support
  • Custom integration
Trust and security
Encryption in transit and at rest.
Secrets handling and auth controls per MCP.
Isolated deployments with managed hosting.
Request logs and diagnostics for troubleshooting.
API keys and custom auth strategies supported.

Frequently asked questions

What is an MCP server?
An MCP server exposes tools in a standard format so compatible clients can call them reliably.
Do I need an OpenAPI spec?
No. Firety can generate tools from documentation or from an RSS feed as well.
Can I control which endpoints become tools?
Yes. You choose what to expose, rename tools, and refine inputs before deploying.
How do updates work when my API changes?
Firety is designed for source-driven MCPs. Update the source, review changes, then deploy a new version.
Do you host the MCP endpoint?
Yes. Firety provides managed hosting and operational basics (environments, logs, versions).
How secure is my data?
All data is encrypted in transit and at rest. We support custom auth, secrets management, and enterprise SSO.

Ship your first MCP
from a real source today

Start with an OpenAPI spec, documentation, or a feed. Generate, refine, and deploy.

Have a source you're not sure fits? Talk to us.