AppTweak API
Explore the AppTweak API documentation and execute API requests from your coding agent.
Who it's for
This plugin is for developers building software on the AppTweak API: integrations, scripts, data pipelines, and automations. Your coding agent can:
- search and read the API documentation;
- find the right endpoint;
- explain parameters and API behavior;
- run real requests while you write and debug code.
Just want answers from AppTweak data, without writing code? Use the sibling plugin AppTweak Intelligence.
What's included
| Component | Details |
|---|---|
MCP server apptweak-api | https://app.apptweak.com/api/mcp (streamable HTTP). It offers a small set of developer tools: documentation search and reading, endpoint discovery, and API request execution. |
Skill apptweak-api-guidance | Explains how this plugin differs from AppTweak Intelligence. It lets the assistant suggest AppTweak Intelligence for purely analytical questions. |
Authentication: you sign in with your AppTweak account through your client's MCP authentication flow. Usage: documentation tools are free. Executing an API request consumes your company's normal AppTweak API credits, which are shared company-wide and reset monthly.
Files
| File | Role |
|---|---|
plugin.json | Canonical. Agent Plugins 1.0 manifest, including OpenAI presentation metadata (extensions.com.openai). |
mcp.json | Canonical. The MCP server definition. |
skills/ | Canonical. Agent Skills shared by all clients. |
.claude-plugin/plugin.json | Adapter for Claude Code. It mirrors the canonical metadata and points to ./mcp.json. |
assets/ | Logo assets. |
Logo assets
assets/logo.png is the final logo: the developer/API variant of the AppTweak branding. It is referenced from:
plugin.json→extensions.com.openai.interface.logoandcomposerIcon(for OpenAI);.cursor-plugin/marketplace.json→ the plugin entry's"logo"field (for Cursor).
To replace it, overwrite assets/logo.png and keep the same filename. If you rename it, update both references and run python3 scripts/validate.py, which checks that referenced files exist.