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Your API, as MCP tools.Kept in step with your code.

Ada turns an API's docs or your GitHub repository into tested MCP tools. When you push a change, she updates only the tools it touches and emails you a draft to publish.

Every API change used to mean a chore.

Without it, every week

  • Rewrite the MCP tools by hand
  • Redeploy the MCP server
  • Sign in to every client again
  • Hope nothing calls a dead route

With Mesh Builder

  • Push your code as usual
  • Open the email Ada sends
  • Review the draft and publish

Start from docs or from your repo.

From an API's docs

Say what the tools should do and link the docs. Ada reads them, writes each tool and tests it.

Refund a charge, list refunds, look one updocs.stripe.com/api/refunds

From your GitHub repo

Pick a repository, branch and folder. Ada reads its OpenAPI file or its routes, read-only.

acme/orders-api Private main /api Update the tools on push Pro

How an update from GitHub works Pro

  1. You push

    Pushes that only touch docs or tests are skipped.

  2. Ada reads the diff

    No route changed? She stops. No draft, no email.

  3. Only what moved

    Changed tools updated, new routes added, dead ones removed.

  4. Tested draft

    Every changed tool is checked before you see it.

  5. You publish

    One email, one review. Same address and sign-in.

Nothing goes live without you.

Read-only

The GitHub App only reads. Each snapshot is deleted after the build.

Secrets stay out

Key and env files are never read; live credentials are removed before Ada sees code.

You publish

Allow a host or key once per project. A key sent somewhere new always asks.

Your tools stay connected toClaude CodeCursorCodex

Your code changes. Your tools keep up.

Build from docs or a repository on any plan. Updates on push come with Pro and Team.