Private beta · waitlist open

Wire every tool into your agent through one MCP endpoint.

Waitwire turns your APIs, scripts and internal services into typed tools any MCP client can call — with scoped keys and replayable logs. Early access opens in small batches.

No spam. One email when your invite is ready.

waitwire — zsh
npx waitwire@next init
# → found 3 services in ./openapi
# → wrote waitwire.config.json
# → MCP endpoint ready on localhost:7337

What you get

A switchboard between your agent and everything it touches.

01 / route

One endpoint, every tool

Register REST, GraphQL or local scripts once. Waitwire exposes each one to any MCP client as a typed tool.

02 / scope

Scoped keys per agent

Give each agent only the tools and rate limits it needs, and revoke access in one place.

03 / replay

Replayable call logs

Every tool call is stored with inputs and outputs, so you can replay a run and see where it went wrong.

04 / connect

Works where you build

Any MCP-compatible client or plain HTTP. No SDK lock-in and nothing to install in your agent.

Install preview

Three commands to your first tool call.

Point Waitwire at an OpenAPI file or a folder of scripts, then add one entry to your MCP client config. The CLI and package names here are placeholders for your own.

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Typed schemas generated from your spec

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Local-first: runs on your machine during beta

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Config lives in one JSON file you can commit

# Placeholder commands: Waitwire is a fictional product.
npm install -g waitwire@next
waitwire add ./openapi.yaml --name billing
waitwire serve --port 7337

Roadmap

Where Waitwire is headed.

A rough plan, not a promise. Edit the phases to match your own launch.

Phase 1

Now

Private beta

Invite batches from the waitlist. Local server, CLI and config file.

Phase 2

Next

Public beta

Self-serve sign-up, hosted endpoints and scoped API keys.

Phase 3

Later

Team workspaces

Shared tool catalogues, roles and audit export.

Phase 4

Later

Self-hosted gateway

Run Waitwire inside your own network.

FAQ

Questions before you join.

When does early access open?

Invites go out in small batches, in the order people joined. Replace this with your own timeline.

What will it cost?

Free during the private beta. Pricing will be published before general availability.

Which clients does it work with?

Any client that speaks the Model Context Protocol, plus plain HTTP for everything else.

Can I self-host it?

A self-hosted gateway is on the roadmap. During the beta, Waitwire runs locally on your machine.

What happens to my email?

It is used only to send your invite and launch updates. See the privacy page for details.

Get a slot in the next batch.

Join the waitlist and we will email you when your invite is ready.

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