Apifox
Bridges Claude with Apifox API testing platform, enabling direct interaction with API documentation ...
Open the FastMCP connection interface
- Click the "Install Now" button to open the FastMCP Add/Configure ENVs modal for this MCP.
Create / obtain your ApiFox API key (APIFOX_API_KEY)
- Log in to your ApiFox account.
- Open your account/settings or developer/integrations area and find the API keys or tokens section (often labeled “API Key”, “Access Token”, “Developer Token”, or similar).
- Click to create or generate a new API key. Give it a recognizable name (e.g., “FastMCP –
”) and set appropriate permissions. - Copy the generated key immediately (the key is usually shown only once). This is the value for APIFOX_API_KEY.
Find the ApiFox Project ID (PROJECT_ID)
- In ApiFox, open the project you want the MCP to use (Projects → select your project).
- Locate the project’s settings or general/info page and copy the Project ID shown there.
- If a Project ID field is not visible, copy the project identifier from the browser address bar or the project share link (often present in the URL or in project details). This is the value for PROJECT_ID.
Fill the values into the FastMCP interface
- In the Install Now / Add ENVs modal, add these environment variables exactly as named:
- APIFOX_API_KEY → paste the API key you copied.
- PROJECT_ID → paste the project ID you copied.
- (Optional) PORT → set a port number if you want to override the default (default 3000).
- Ensure there are no extra spaces or quotes around the values.
- In the Install Now / Add ENVs modal, add these environment variables exactly as named:
Save / Install and start the MCP
- Submit the Install/Save action in FastMCP to apply the environment variables and start the apifox-mcp-server.
Verify the connection
- Confirm the MCP started successfully by checking FastMCP logs or by hitting the SSE URL the README shows (e.g., http://localhost:3000/sse if running locally) or using FastMCP’s test/health check feature.
- If the server reports authentication errors, re-check APIFOX_API_KEY and PROJECT_ID for typos and regenerate the API key if necessary.
(Alternative) Use a .env file locally
- If you run the server locally instead of via FastMCP, create a .env file from .env.example and set:
- APIFOX_API_KEY=your_api_key_here
- PROJECT_ID=your_project_id_here
- PORT=3000 # optional
- Then start the server (e.g., pnpm start:http or the command specified in the README).
- If you run the server locally instead of via FastMCP, create a .env file from .env.example and set:
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