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Use HTTPS in production to encrypt data in transit, and restrict endpoints with proper auth/authz methods as appropriate. You can incorporate these directly in your OpenAPI schema using the securitySchemes field. Use HTTPS in production to encrypt data in transit, and restrict endpoints with proper auth/authz methods as appropriate. You can incorporate these directly in your OpenAPI schema using the securitySchemes field.
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#### ❓ Q: What kind of tools can I build using OpenAPI tool servers? #### ❓ Q: What kind of tools can I build using OpenAPI tool servers?
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**A:** Great news! You can use the mcp-proxy provided in our repo to expose your existing MCP-based tool server as a standard OpenAPI-compatible server. This allows for seamless integration with Open WebUI or other OpenAPI-based agents without needing to rewrite existing logic. **A:** Great news! You can use the mcp-proxy provided in our repo to expose your existing MCP-based tool server as a standard OpenAPI-compatible server. This allows for seamless integration with Open WebUI or other OpenAPI-based agents without needing to rewrite existing logic.
Refer to the optional MCP bridge section in the main docs for setup instructions. [Refer to the optional MCP bridge section in the main docs for setup instructions.](https://github.com/open-webui/openapi-servers?tab=readme-ov-file#-bridge-to-mcp-optional)
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