Intent API

Intent API is a constraint-driven API framework for Python and React. It centers API work on a single endpoint and typed intents, and it is described as an open framework. The product is presented as a way to define intents, ship full-stack apps in minutes, and expose a service catalog to AI agents through a built-in MCP server.

Every API call flows through POST /api/intent, with no separate REST routes to manage. The framework supports CRUD, custom commands, and multi-surface auth through that endpoint. It also includes built-in DevTools that let a user see each intent on the page and open the backend handler in Cursor at the exact line, with debugging enabled by setting debug=True. A short workflow is shown: define models, create intent services, and register them. The page also states that one line exposes the service catalog to Claude Desktop, Cursor, and any MCP client, and that AI agents discover and call business intents through the same auth and policy pipeline as other requests.

Intent API is delivered as packages on PyPI and npm, and the page includes example code using IntentRouter in Python. It also references templates for cloning and shipping a full-stack app, and describes those templates as including auth, database, and DevTools. Pricing is stated in simple terms: the framework is free, while templates are paid. The page names Chris Bora in the footer.