
Apigene MCP Gateway
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Apigene MCP Gateway is the runtime layer that connects AI agents to APIs and MCP servers via Model Context Protocol.
Welcome to Apigene
Build powerful AI applications with natural language API interactions
What is Apigene?
Apigene is an AI-powered platform that enables you to interact with APIs and services using natural language. Instead of writing code or making manual API calls, simply describe what you want to accomplish, and Apigene's AI Copilot executes the necessary actions.
Key Features
Interact with multiple applications using natural language conversations
Connect AI assistants like Claude Desktop and Cline to Apigene using the Model Context Protocol
Install and configure API integrations from OpenAPI specifications
Create specialized AI assistants with custom instructions and capabilities
Manage reusable context items for consistent AI interactions
Monitor usage, performance, and insights across your applications
Track and analyze all API calls executed by Copilot
Track system changes and configuration activities
Configure your workspace, preferences, and integrations
Popular Use Cases
Development Workflows
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Automate GitHub issue creation and management
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Trigger CI/CD pipelines
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Deploy applications
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Monitor application logs
Customer Support
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Create and manage support tickets in Jira
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Send notifications to Slack channels
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Query knowledge bases
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Update customer records in CRM
Data Operations
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Query databases and APIs
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Generate reports and analytics
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Export data to various formats
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Sync data between systems
Marketing & Sales
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Manage email campaigns
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Post to social media
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Track analytics and metrics
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Update CRM records
Platform Components
Copilot
The conversational AI interface where you interact with applications using natural language. Copilot understands your intent, selects the right tools, and executes API calls on your behalf.
Explore Copilot β
MCP Gateway
Connect external AI assistants and chatbots to Apigene using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Enable tools like Claude Desktop, Cline, or any MCP-compatible client to discover and execute actions across your integrated applications.
Learn about MCP Gateway β
Applications
API integrations based on OpenAPI specifications. Each application provides tools that Copilot can use to interact with external services.
Learn about Applications β
Agents
Specialized AI assistants configured with specific instructions, tools, and behaviors. Agents enable consistent, reusable workflows.
Create Agents β
Context
Reusable pieces of information that provide consistent data, instructions, or knowledge across conversations.
Manage Context β
Dashboard
Analytics and insights about your usage, including API call metrics, performance data, and user activity.
View Dashboard β
Actions
Detailed logs of all API calls executed by Copilot, including request/response data and performance metrics.
Review Actions β
Audit Logs
Comprehensive records of system-level changes and configuration activities for compliance and security.
Check Audit Logs β
Getting Help
Documentation
Browse our comprehensive user guides and API reference documentation to learn about all features.
Support
Contact our support team at [emailΒ protected] for assistance.
API Reference
Explore our API documentation to integrate Apigene into your applications.
View API Reference β
Next Steps
Start with our user-facing documentation
Integrate Apigene into your applications
Follow our getting started guide
Learn from real-world examples
Quick Start
Add API integrations by uploading OpenAPI specifications or connecting to API endpoints.
[Learn about Applications β](/user-guide/applications)
Set up authentication for your applications to enable API calls.
[Configure Applications β](/user-guide/applications#security-configuration)
Begin interacting with your applications using natural language in Copilot.
[Get Started with Copilot β](/user-guide/copilot)
Build specialized agents for common workflows and tasks.
[Create Agents β](/user-guide/agents)
No common issues documented yet. If you hit a problem, the repository's GitHub Issues page is the best place to look.
Licensed under MITβ you can use, modify, and redistribute it under that license's terms.
View the full license file on GitHub β