AppDog simplifies working with OpenAPI APIs by automatically creating typed Python clients and MCP servers, managing multiple API versions, and providing CLI tools for seamless project setup and API integration.
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Apr 18 2025
AppDog simplifies working with OpenAPI APIs by automatically creating typed Python clients and MCP servers, managing multiple API versions, and providing CLI tools for seamless project setup and API integration.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 18 2025
Rodolphe Barbanneau
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What is AppDog?
AppDog is a Python package designed to streamline API development and integration using OpenAPI specifications. It automates the generation of fully typed Python clients for APIs, making it easier to interact with various services. Additionally, AppDog can generate MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers for API integrations, supporting project management with version locking and configuration. Its CLI allows quick project initialization, API client management, and MCP server setup, making it suitable for developers who need to rapidly build and maintain API-powered applications and microservices.
Who will use AppDog?
- API developers
- Backend engineers
- API integrators
- DevOps teams
How to use the AppDog?
- Step1: Initialize a new project with 'appdog init'
- Step2: Add APIs using 'appdog add
--uri ' - Step3: List and manage API clients with 'appdog list' and 'appdog show
' - Step4: Generate MCP server with 'appdog mcp install'
- Step5: Run or develop MCP servers with 'appdog mcp run' or 'appdog mcp dev'
AppDog's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Generate typed Python API clients from OpenAPI specs
- Create MCP servers for API integrations
- Manage multiple API client versions
- CLI tools for project and API management
- Support for MCP server installation and runtime
The Benefits
- Reduces manual API client code writing
- Ensures type safety and consistency
- Simplifies API integration workflows
- Supports version locking for stability
- Facilitates quick server deployment
AppDog's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Rapid API client generation for microservices
- Creating MCP servers for internal API communication
- Managing multiple API versions in large projects
- Automating API integration tasks
- Developing API-driven applications with minimal manual coding
FAQs of AppDog
Developer
- rodolphebarbanneau
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