Zuplo

Import the core API's OpenAPI spec into Zuplo.

Connect the Zuplo environment to an existing Stripe account.

Configure usage tiers (e.g., Free, Pro, Enterprise) and map them to API rate limits via the UI.

Deploy the gateway and share the auto-generated developer portal for customers to self-onboard and subscribe.

Export existing API routes and map them to Zuplo's routing configurations.

Re-write legacy XML policies (like complex auth or payload transformation) quickly in TypeScript.

Commit the new Zuplo configuration to GitHub to leverage standard GitOps CI/CD.

Update DNS records to route traffic to Zuplo's edge network for a zero-downtime cutover.

Route all internal LLM API requests through Zuplo's AI Gateway.

Establish team-based quotas and budget limits within Zuplo's policies.

Configure automatic fallback rules (e.g., route to Anthropic if OpenAI is unavailable).

Enable edge caching for common prompts to reduce redundant LLM API calls.

Connect existing internal REST APIs to the Zuplo MCP Gateway.

Trigger the automatic generation of an MCP server from the API definitions.

Apply centralized security policies and access controls to the new MCP endpoint.

Expose the governed MCP server to internal AI applications and agents securely.

Import backend API schemas into Zuplo to automatically generate the Dev Portal.

Apply custom domain branding to match the enterprise's corporate identity.

Enable self-service API key management in the portal's configuration.

Send partners to the portal where they can read docs, test endpoints via the playground, and generate their own secure keys.