I am a mathematician, an engineer, a father, and a husband. At Infobip, I am currently focused on MCP, API governance, and auto-generation of code and docs. During my career, I have worked on challenging projects in various areas, from high-performance scientific computing and high-traffic applications to highly scalable distributed systems. Music is a big part of my life. I play several musical instruments. Every day, I try to learn something new.
Description: It's 2026. MCP registries are growing. The protocol is rapidly evolving. Everyone talks about it. It's already become the protocol that all AI agents know how to utilize.
But wait! Does that mean every platform's public interface needs glue code to become accessible to AI agents? Not at all.
This is the story of how we, at Infobip, built the OpenAPI MCP Spring Boot starter, a universal bridge that transforms any OpenAPI-documented HTTP API into a fully-capable MCP server, almost instantly. No rewrites. No custom integration code. Just point it at your OpenAPI spec and your API becomes AI-ready.
Getting here wasn't straightforward. We faced unexpected challenges, made wrong turns, and discovered patterns that changed how we thought about building AI agent connectors. In this talk, you'll learn how to use this framework to adapt your own OpenAPI-documented APIs to achieve the right agentic experience. Whether you're integrating existing APIs with AI agents or building new ones, you'll walk away with practical knowledge, a tool you can use immediately, and insights into bridging protocols that work in production.
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