Model Context Protocol (MCP) allows AI agents to connect with external resources and data, similar to smartphone apps.MCP consists of a host application and MCP servers, where multiple tools or AI agents can connect to these servers.New tools facilitate transforming APIs into MCP servers, but some limit the customization in creating them.This tutorial demonstrates creating an MCP server from an OpenAPI specification and integrating it into an LLM using Cursor and APIDog.To start, create an API access token with APIDog and a virtual environment for the project.Configure the MCP server in Cursor by setting up MCP.json with the API specification details.Interact with the API specification through Cursor using the built-in LLM to explore endpoints and HTTP methods.You can set up the MCP server to execute coding tasks and directly make changes to the code in Agent mode.Installing the MCP SDK allows testing tools by connecting to the MCP server and calling specific endpoints.Turning APIs into MCP servers automates tasks, improves productivity, and avoids recreating tools for new technologies but requires secure practices.