Apache APISIX

Apache APISIX MCP Connector for Claude

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Manage your cloud-native API Gateway via AI — configure routes, services, upstreams, and consumers through the APISIX Admin API.

50 tools Official Updated Jun 28, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

Connect your Apache APISIX instance to any AI agent to orchestrate high-performance traffic management through natural language.

What you can do

  • Route Orchestration — List, inspect, create, or delete routes to match client requests and forward them to target upstreams.
  • Service Abstraction — Manage service entities that group common plugins and upstream configurations for easier API maintenance.
  • Upstream Management — Configure virtual host abstractions for load balancing, including node management and health checks.
  • Consumer Control — List and manage API consumers to handle authentication and per-user rate limiting.
  • Configuration as Conversation — Update complex JSON configurations for any gateway resource without manually using CURL or the Dashboard.

How it works

  1. Subscribe to this server
  2. Provide your APISIX Admin URL and Admin Key (X-API-KEY)
  3. Start managing your microservices infrastructure from Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client

Who is this for?

  • DevOps Engineers — quickly audit routing rules and upstream health directly from the terminal or chat.
  • Backend Developers — create and test new API routes and service abstractions without leaving the IDE.
  • SRE Teams — troubleshoot traffic flow and consumer access issues using natural language queries.
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50 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

dump_control_discovery

Memory dump of discovered service endpoints

dump_control_plugin_metadatas

Dump all plugin metadata from the Control API

dump_control_routes

Dump all configured Routes from the Control API

dump_control_services

Dump all configured Services from the Control API

dump_control_upstreams

Dump all configured Upstreams from the Control API

get_consumer_group

Get a specific APISIX Consumer Group by ID

get_consumer

Get a specific APISIX Consumer by username

get_control_healthcheck

Get health status of all upstream nodes

put_upstream

Create or update an APISIX Upstream

reload_control_plugins

Trigger a hot reload of plugins

trigger_control_gc

Trigger full garbage collection in the HTTP Lua VM

get_control_resource_healthcheck

Get health status for a specific resource

get_control_schema

Get JSON schemas for all resources and enabled plugins

get_global_rule

Get a specific APISIX Global Rule by ID

get_plugin_config

Get a specific APISIX Plugin Config by ID

get_proto

Get a specific APISIX Proto by ID

get_route

Get a specific APISIX Route by ID

get_service

Get a specific APISIX Service by ID

get_ssl

Get a specific APISIX SSL certificate by ID

get_stream_route

Get a specific APISIX Stream Route by ID

get_upstream

Get a specific APISIX Upstream by ID

list_consumer_groups

List APISIX Consumer Groups

list_consumers

List APISIX Consumers

list_global_rules

List APISIX Global Rules

list_plugin_configs

List APISIX Plugin Configs

list_protos

List APISIX Protos (Protocol Buffers)

list_routes

List APISIX Routes

list_services

List APISIX Services

list_ssls

List APISIX SSL certificates

list_stream_routes

List APISIX Stream Routes (L4 routing)

list_upstreams

List APISIX Upstreams

put_consumer_group

Create or update an APISIX Consumer Group

put_consumer

Create or update an APISIX Consumer

put_global_rule

Create or update an APISIX Global Rule

put_plugin_config

Create or update an APISIX Plugin Config

put_proto

Create or update an APISIX Proto

put_route

Create or update an APISIX Route

put_service

Create or update an APISIX Service

put_ssl

Create or update an APISIX SSL certificate

put_stream_route

Create or update an APISIX Stream Route

delete_consumer_group

Delete an APISIX Consumer Group

delete_consumer

Delete an APISIX Consumer

delete_global_rule

Delete an APISIX Global Rule

delete_plugin_config

Delete an APISIX Plugin Config

delete_proto

Delete an APISIX Proto

delete_route

Delete an APISIX Route

delete_service

Delete an APISIX Service

delete_ssl

Delete an APISIX SSL certificate

delete_stream_route

Delete an APISIX Stream Route

delete_upstream

Delete an APISIX Upstream

See how to talk to your AI agent using Apache APISIX.

List all active routes in my APISIX gateway.

I've retrieved your routes. You have 3 active routes: 'api-v1' (ID: 1), 'auth-service' (ID: 2), and 'dashboard' (ID: 3). Would you like to see the details for any of them?

Show me the configuration for upstream ID 'backend-cluster'.

Fetching upstream 'backend-cluster'... This upstream uses 'roundrobin' balancing with two nodes: 192.168.1.10:8080 (weight 1) and 192.168.1.11:8080 (weight 1).

List all consumers to check who has access to the API.

I found 2 consumers: 'mobile-app-client' and 'internal-dev-team'. Both are active and linked to their respective authentication plugins.

Yes. Use the `put_route` tool by providing the Route ID and the new configuration JSON. The agent will interface with the APISIX Admin API to apply the changes immediately.

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