SEE IT IN A WORKFLOW
Pick a task below. Powerduck runs it from the OpenAPI file on your machine — environments, tests and mocks included, with no account or upload required.
Do you still read the source code to find out whether the API docs are right?
Scan a supported project from your coding agent through MCP. Generate an API definition and open it as documentation.
A reviewable API definition + a local docs link.
Ask your agent
Scan this project and give me an API documentation link.
Have you given AI the spec, only to get different fields and paths back?
Connect your coding agent to Powerduck’s MCP. Let it read the actual paths, schemas and auth before implementing, then verify the running API.
Implementation guided by the contract, checked against real responses.
Ask your agent
Implement this API from its definition, then run contract tests.
Do you manually repeat the same business flow after every API change?
Describe a flow such as sign in → create an order → retrieve it. Let AI compose the scenario, pass values between steps and execute the test.
Step-by-step results and failed assertions, not just a generated test script.
Ask your agent
Test sign in → create an order → retrieve it. Show which step fails.
Do you switch tools just because the next endpoint uses a different protocol?
Debug HTTP, GraphQL, WebSocket, SSE, gRPC, MCP and A2A. Inspect responses, streams and tool calls in the same workspace.
Manual control when you need to inspect exactly what happened.
See setup & requirementsDo you copy requests and responses into chat every time you need AI’s help?
Give the assistant the relevant API context. Ask it to send a request, inspect the response and help narrow down the failure.
A diagnosis grounded in request results, with changes you can review.
Ask your agent
Investigate why this request fails. Check the response before suggesting a fix.
Do you maintain a separate hosting setup just to share API docs and MCP?
Publish a version of your API to Powerduck Cloud. Give people readable docs and give AI clients an MCP endpoint.
Hosted documentation and an MCP URL, without running your own hosting stack.
See setup & requirementsOpen a specification you already have, or start with the built-in example. Explore the workflow before connecting your own project.
