“I need my agent to use the Stripe, Jupiter, whatever-is-next API.”
One line adds it. No client to hand-write.
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Gecko turns any API into tools your agent calls right the first time. Your key is injected only at the moment of the call, sent only to the API's own host. Never in your files, never in the agent's context.
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$ npx @geckovision/gecko add <your-api>THE JOURNEY
“I need my agent to use the Stripe, Jupiter, whatever-is-next API.”
One line adds it. No client to hand-write.
“Do I paste my API key into mcp.json? Into an env var?”
Neither. Your key stays in your keychain and is injected only at the moment of the call. Never in a file, never in the agent's context.
“The agent called it and got a 400. Then a 401. Then another 400.”
Gecko read the API first. Your agent calls it right the first time: right params, right auth.
“I don't want to burn rate limits or real money just to test.”
Recorded mode proves every call offline, for $0.
“It worked yesterday. Now it's a 401 at 3am. Who wrote a refresh loop?”
Sessions auto-refresh. The agent never sees the expiry.
“Fifth API, same pain, times five.”
One layer for every API. Keys out of reach, calls correct, no per-API glue.
For agent builders
For API providers
WHY NOW
HOW IT WORKS
CONNECT
An OpenAPI spec or a docs URL. Even messy, undocumented, or paywalled. Gecko comprehends the surface into tools your agent picks by intent.
SECURE
Gecko holds session state in the control plane. The credential stays local, resolved only inside your runner.
EXECUTE
The call is assembled correctly the first time. The key is injected at the moment of the call and sent only to the API's own host. Sessions auto-refresh.
Control plane only. The key never enters the agent, the model, your files, or Gecko's servers.
FAQ
In your keychain. Gecko resolves it in your local runner and injects it at the moment of the call, host-pinned to the API's own domain. It never enters the agent's context, your files, or Gecko's servers.
The API surface and tool definitions. Control plane only: never your response payloads, your data, or your secrets.
We read the docs. For Mintlify, Redoc, and Scalar we discover the spec behind the page. If we can't find one, we tell you what to paste.
The engine is open source and free. Providers pay a flat per-API fee, never a take-rate.
Yes. Cursor or any MCP client via the hosted endpoint, or as a Python library with recorded mode ($0) or live.
Wrappers pass raw complexity and leave auth to you. Gecko comprehends the surface, injects credentials at the wire, and keeps sessions alive.
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