AppFactor is a native end-to-end agentic orchestration tool that automates software maintenance and modernization at scale. MCP Bridge is live soon.appfactor.ioJoined October 2024
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Every team building production agents hits the same wall: a custom MCP server per API.
We built MCP Bridge to remove that. REST, GraphQL, SOAP, gRPC → agent-ready tools. Self-hosted. Rust.
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🚀 MCP Bridge is live on @ProductHunt today.
Every team building production agents hits the same wall: a custom MCP server per API.
We built MCP Bridge to remove that. REST, GraphQL, SOAP, gRPC → agent-ready tools. Self-hosted. Rust.
Support us here ⬆️
MCP Bridge by @appfactorio
> Docker pull MCP Bridge
> Point it to any REST/GraphQL API
> Your MCP tools are ready!
With auth, rate limiting, and response processing.
Available - mcp-bridge.ai/?ref=microlaun…
Your LLM agents can now consume any API.
Observability: @opentelemetry. Export to @datadoghq, @grafana, @honeycombio, your own collector. Per-call traces include token cost, so "which tool is costing me the most in inference" is answerable without instrumenting the agent.
Three production realities every agent stack hits:
– LLMs retry the same call 8 times in 2 seconds when a response isn't what they expected
– No enterprise API portfolio shares a single auth scheme
– Retry logic is correct until it isn't. The cases that bite are the ones that look like success.
How MCP Bridge handles all 3👇🏽
AI Enrichment in MCP Bridge:
– Reads the response type (WSDL for SOAP, OpenAPI for REST, captured sample for opaque APIs)
– LLM generates a name + description from the response fields
– New version lives in the discovery layer only
– Original schema preserved, agent still calls the real API
appfactor.io/blog/how-we-ma…
Realization: the function name was never the signal.
The response shape is.
{
"custId": "C-44218",
"billingAddress": { ... },
"accountStatus": "active",
"primaryContact": { ... }, "assignedManager": "..."
}
getProcInfo3 → get_customer_account_details
Same tool. The new name lives only in the discovery layer, the agent still calls the original API. The rename happened without anyone touching the source code. Here's how 👇🏽