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Keep your Python code secure and compliant with Socket

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An AI assistant inside your product that answers from your docs with citations and acts as the signed-in user. Turns your OpenAPI or GraphQL API into a hosted MCP server, and meters the AI usage so you can resell it at your own margin.
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| Website | socket.dev | commandplusk.com |
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| Company | — | 2026 |
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Command+K is an in-product AI assistant and hosted MCP server platform for software companies. It has three parts. Build MCP. Point it at an existing OpenAPI specification or GraphQL endpoint and it publishes a hosted Model Context Protocol server: tools generated from the spec, endpoint hosted...
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