Drop-in for tools
you already build with.
One OpenAPI 3.1 spec, one bearer token. Plug it into your agent, your workflow tool, or three lines of code. No SDK bloat, no proprietary client.
Agents
Claude, GPT, your custom LLM tool. Point it at /openapi.json and it figures out the rest.
OpenAPI 3.1Workflow
n8n, Make, Zapier. Fire a search and poll the job URL, or register a webhook and let job completion push results straight into your flow.
HTTP + webhooksCode
Python, TypeScript, Go, Rust - wherever you have an HTTP client, you have a biz collect client.
3 lines, 2 endpointsConfirmed integrations
Works with what you already run.
Claude
Agents
Point Claude's tool config at /openapi.json. Tool calls work on the first try.
ChatGPT
Agents
Custom GPT actions. Bearer auth. Same OpenAPI spec.
Cursor / Claude Code
Code
Use as an MCP tool. Your editor agent calls the API like any other.
n8n
Workflow
HTTP Request node. Schedule a search, poll the job, then route results to Slack.
Make (formerly Integromat)
Workflow
HTTP module + JSON parser. Build a no-code lead enrichment pipeline in 20 minutes.
Zapier
Workflow
Zapier automation can POST a search and poll the job URL. No app required.
Python
Code
Three lines of requests / httpx. Async-friendly. Type hints via openapi-python-client.
TypeScript / Node
Code
fetch or undici. Generate a typed client via openapi-typescript in one command.
curl / bash
Code
POST /v1/search, GET /v1/jobs/:id. The whole API is two curl commands.
Why this matters
One spec, every consumer.
We publish a single OpenAPI 3.1 document at /openapi.json. Drop it into Claude's tool config, Cursor's MCP setup, or openapi-typescript and you have a typed client in under a minute. No proprietary SDK to keep in sync. No nine language libraries to maintain.
{
"tools": [{
"type": "openapi",
"url": "https://kindly-lyrebird-376.convex.site/openapi.json",
"auth": {
"type": "bearer",
"token": "$BIZ_COLLECT_KEY"
}
}]
}Missing an integration?
If your tool speaks HTTP and JSON, it already integrates. If it doesn't - email us and we'll see what we can do.

