The infrastructure platform for Model Context Protocol. Karada auto-compiles APIs into MCP servers, keeps tools in sync with CI/CD on every deploy, bolts on composable middleware, and publishes to a registry so the same tools work across Cursor, Claude Code, Windsurf and agent fleets.
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Turn an OpenAPI spec into a hosted MCP server instead of hand-writing tool definitions.
Regenerate and redeploy MCP tools as part of CI/CD whenever the API changes.
Compose auth, rate limiting or logging around tool calls.
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