MCP ConfigsMay 13, 2026·2 min read

reShapr — Turn OpenAPI into MCP Tools (No-code)

reShapr turns REST/GraphQL/gRPC APIs into MCP tools with context control; verified 86★ and ships a CLI plus `reshapr run` to start the platform.

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Intro

reShapr turns REST/GraphQL/gRPC APIs into MCP tools with context control; verified 86★ and ships a CLI plus reshapr run to start the platform.

Best for: Builders who want agents to call real APIs without sending huge payloads into the context window

Works with: Docker (local platform), OpenAPI specs, and any MCP client consuming the generated MCP endpoints

Setup time: 10-25 minutes

Key facts (verified)

  • GitHub: 86 stars · 10 forks · pushed 2026-05-13.
  • License: Apache-2.0 · owner avatar + repo URL verified via GitHub API.
  • README-backed entrypoint: reshapr run.

Main

  • Use it when payload size is the bottleneck: transform noisy APIs into slim MCP tools and keep response shaping at the boundary (context control).

  • Start from a stable OpenAPI spec: import one known-good spec (like the README example) before wiring production APIs.

  • Treat the control plane credentials as dev-only defaults: change them and put the platform behind your internal network boundaries.

Source-backed notes

  • README describes reShapr as an open-source, no-code MCP server that transforms REST/GraphQL/gRPC services into optimized tools.
  • README quickstart: install CLI via npm install -g @reshapr/reshapr-cli, then reshapr run to start containers and a control plane at http://localhost:5555.
  • README shows importing an OpenAPI file and mentions a resulting MCP server endpoint under http://localhost:7777/mcp/....

FAQ

  • Do I need Docker?: For the local platform path, yes — README says reshapr run starts containers via Docker.
  • What protocols are supported?: README lists REST, GraphQL, and gRPC as inputs for transformation.
  • Can I try it without installing locally?: Yes — README points to a hosted try site; use it for quick evaluation.
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Source & Thanks

Source: https://github.com/reshaprio/reshapr > License: Apache-2.0 > GitHub stars: 86 · forks: 10

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