OpenAPI → idiomatic SDKs, MCP servers, and contract tests
Takes an OpenAPI spec and generates polished, type-safe client SDKs across multiple languages, Terraform providers, and MCP servers for AI agent integration. Handles pagination, retries, webhooks, and streaming out of the box. Increasingly positioning itself as the API platform for the agent era.
Spec writing, API design, architecture diagrams, and contract-first tooling — the upstream layer before code is written
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Speakeasy reads a Swagger/OpenAPI spec file and generates typed SDKs in multiple languages from it automatically.
→ Production-quality SDKs auto-generated from the API spec — when the spec changes, the SDK regenerates without manual work.
Speakeasy reads OpenAPI specs linted and validated by Redocly, generating SDKs from a spec that's already been quality-checked.
→ SDK generation from a validated spec — Redocly catches spec errors before Speakeasy generates code from them.
Speakeasy generates SDKs from OpenAPI specs designed and validated in Stoplight Studio.
→ SDK generation from a visually designed, validated spec — Stoplight handles spec authoring, Speakeasy handles code generation.
Speakeasy can generate MCP server wrappers from OpenAPI specs, turning any REST API into a callable MCP tool.
→ Any API with an OpenAPI spec becomes an MCP server — Speakeasy bridges the spec world and the MCP tool ecosystem.
Speakeasy generates Python MCP server wrappers from OpenAPI specs using the Python MCP SDK under the hood.
→ Python-based MCP servers generated from existing API specs — instant MCP access to any Python-friendly REST API.
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