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Over the last few months, I've been building a lot of AI workflows with MCPs, and I kept running into the same problem.
I'd find a great SaaS product with a solid API... but no MCP.
Sometimes the team was already building one, but it had been "coming soon" for months. Other times, there were no plans to release one at all.
I didn't want to wait.
So I took the product's OpenAPI spec, generated my own MCP, and started using it.
It worked much better than I expected.
I shared it with a few people in the community, and now 5–6 other builders are using that same MCP in their own workflows.
That made me realize this isn't just my problem.
There are a lot of developers who want to use AI agents with their favorite tools today not months from now.
And there are also SaaS teams that want to offer an MCP to their users but don't want to spend months of engineering time building, testing, deploying, and maintaining another service.
So I decided to build the tool that I wish I had from day one.
🚀 Introducing 0mcp
0mcp lets you bring your own API (OpenAPI spec or API documentation), connect your API key, and generate a production-ready MCP server in minutes.
Whether you're:
a developer waiting for an official MCP,
a SaaS company looking to launch one quickly,
or a team that wants a private MCP for internal use,
0mcp helps you skip the heavy lifting and focus on building with AI.
If you'd like to see how it works:
🎥 Demo: https://0mcp.navattic.com/demo
🌐 Website: https://0mcp.io
I'd love your feedback. And if there's a product you wish had an MCP, let me know I'd be happy to see if we can get it working with 0mcp.
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