🚀 New Feature Alert: *Custom Domains for Remote MCP Servers!* You can now spin up a remote MCP server for your API and connect it to your own custom domain - all in under 30 seconds. Yes, really. Whether you're building a public API or a dev-only endpoint, you can now go from zero to production-ready with a branded URL in just a few clicks. 👇 Check out the demo below 👉 Try it now: mcp.liblab.com 🎉 No infra setup. No hassle. Just your API, your domain, and instant deployment.

In this tutorial, we show how you can generate MCP from your API in 30 seconds

Introducing the liblab MCP Server Generator. 🚀🎉 *We just made it possible to chat with your API!* 1. Upload your OpenAPI spec. 2. Generate an MCP server in seconds. 3. Instantly allow AI agents (Claude, Cursor, etc) to use your API as a tool. See how it works below 👇

🚀 Stop manually updating your SDKs Tired of the endless cycle of release notes, manual updates, and versioning headaches? With liblab’s new CI/CD sync feature, you can automatically generate and release SDKs the moment your API changes, all without lifting a finger. link 👇

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APIs & SDKs should focus on meeting customer needs rather than exposing your product's backend. APIs that mirror your internal database are often challenging for end users. Our DevRel Engineer, Anthony Lusardi, will be at API Days NYC this week to give a talk on this issue.

Did you know that we've been slowly building a series of guides on how to add OpenAPI support to your existing projects? Check them out 👇 youtube.com/watch?v=JpZTuQ3o…

Precision matters in your OpenAPI spec! Be explicit with string formats (date-time, password, uuid, uri, email). The format modifier is open so you can define your own format names and tooling can later use those format names for validation.

Did you know? #OpenAPI specs support enums and they can even be nullable. When setting an enum as nullable you also need to include null as a value. If you don't then it won't be able to be set as null.