Make existing APIs useful to agents.
Bring OpenAPI, Postman, and GraphQL data sources into a consistent MCP interface.
Turn REST and GraphQL APIs into tools AI agents can use. Bring authentication, testing, and analytics together in one platform.
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Bring OpenAPI, Postman, and GraphQL data sources into a consistent MCP interface.
Choose API keys, OAuth, or Custom OAuth. Publish MCP servers on your own domain.
Test token expiry, scopes, and JavaScript-defined responses with Mock MCP.
Give engineering and QA teams one place to connect data sources, configure MCP server authentication, test integrations, and understand usage.
Start with OpenAPI, a Postman collection, or a GraphQL data source. Make existing business capabilities available to AI agents through a consistent MCP interface.
REST / GraphQL→Agent toolsProtect your MCP servers with API keys, an OAuth flow, or Custom OAuth. Choose the authentication approach that fits your integration.
Give MCP-compatible agents a consistent interface to your tools. Manage the server lifecycle from one control plane.
Bring monitoring and analytics into the same layer that routes your tools. Understand usage and investigate interactions across your integrations.
Use a custom domain for your ToolPlane MCP server. Give agents an endpoint under a domain your organization owns.
mcp.yourcompany.comGive QA teams control over token expiry, scopes, and custom responses. Use JavaScript snippets to shape Mock MCP responses for the scenarios you need to test.
Explore MCP testingExplore an illustrative integration. Choose a system to see how its API can be exposed to an agent.
Match MCP server access to your integration requirements with API keys, OAuth flows, and Custom OAuth.
Use API keys for MCP clients that need a key-based authentication approach.
Use an OAuth flow for MCP server authentication when your integration calls for OAuth-based access.
Support your integration’s OAuth requirements through ToolPlane’s Custom OAuth option.
A successful connection is only the start. Configure OAuth conditions and custom mock responses to exercise more of your client’s behavior.
Connect your client to a Mock MCP Server and test its behavior against an MCP endpoint. Give engineering and QA teams a shared foundation for integration testing.
QA teams can configure token expiry times, scopes, and other supported OAuth conditions. Test how your client behaves when tokens expire or the granted scope changes.
Mock OAuth is for Mock MCP testing. Configure live MCP server authentication separately.
Add custom JavaScript snippets to define Mock MCP responses. Build response scenarios around your application’s test cases instead of relying on a single fixed result.
Token lifecycle testingCheck your client’s behavior when a test token expires.
Scope handlingVary test scopes and check how your integration handles access.
Response handlingUse custom responses to exercise application-specific cases.
Start with an OpenAPI definition, a Postman collection, or a GraphQL data source.
Define your tools and choose API key, OAuth, or Custom OAuth authentication for your MCP server.
Point your MCP-compatible client to the server endpoint and make your API capabilities discoverable.
Connect business systems through a consistent integration layer. Use your own domain, manage access, and review analytics from the same platform.
Explore the capabilitiesChoose API keys, OAuth flows, or Custom OAuth to control how clients connect to your MCP servers.
Keep each tenant’s virtual servers and access separate.
Understand tool usage and review activity from your ToolPlane control plane.
ToolPlane connects REST and GraphQL data sources to AI agents through MCP. It combines server authentication, custom domains, analytics, and configurable mock testing in one platform.
No. ToolPlane supports existing REST APIs through OpenAPI specifications and Postman collections, alongside GraphQL data sources.
Yes. ToolPlane supports GraphQL data sources alongside REST APIs, giving teams an MCP interface for their existing API capabilities.
ToolPlane’s MCP server authentication layer supports API keys, OAuth flows, and Custom OAuth. Choose the option that fits your client and integration requirements.
Yes. QA teams can set OAuth conditions for Mock MCP testing, including token expiry times and scopes.
Yes. Mock MCP supports custom JavaScript snippets for custom responses, so your team can build response scenarios for its own test cases.
The Model Context Protocol is a standard interface that lets AI applications discover and use external tools. ToolPlane provides that interface for your existing APIs.
Agents and applications that support a compatible MCP client can connect to a ToolPlane virtual server. Compatibility depends on the client’s supported transport and authentication.
Yes. ToolPlane supports custom domains for MCP servers, so your agents can connect through a domain your organization owns.
Yes. Use a Mock MCP Server for integration testing. QA teams can configure Mock OAuth conditions such as token expiry and scopes, and add JavaScript snippets for custom mock responses.
Mock OAuth is a testing feature for Mock MCP. Use your production authentication configuration for live integrations.
Yes. ToolPlane includes analytics to help you understand usage across your integrations.
Start with a clearly scoped API and a specific agent task. Use Mock MCP and Mock OAuth to work through integration testing, then configure the real API connection, production authentication, and your domain.
Connect your data sources. Configure access. Test your integration.
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