I built Orqis after hitting the same wall repeatedly. Every time I wanted to give an LLM access to an API — whether mine or a third-party one — I ended up writing the same boilerplate: parse the spec, wrap endpoints as tools, handle auth, add some guardrails so the agent doesn't fire off a DELETE without asking first. It took days, and it broke every time the spec changed. I started wondering why there was no platform that just handled this. You bring the spec, you bring your LLM key, and you get an agent — fully wired, observable, safe to deploy. So I built Orqis. It's still early (we just launched in beta), but the core is solid: any OpenAPI v2/v3 spec becomes a production agent in minutes. Guardrails on destructive actions, encrypted auth headers, streaming chat, and a full platform API for Pro users who want to embed agents in their own products. I'd love your feedback, especially from anyone building on top of APIs who's been frustrated with how unsafe and opaque most agent setups feel. Drop your questions below, I'm here all day.