Skip to main contentHow Leapter Executes Your Blueprints
Once you’ve created your Blueprint Leapter can execute it to process real data and deliver results.
Leapter handles all the complex execution logic behind the scenes, so your Blueprint runs exactly as you designed it.
You can run your Blueprints in several different ways depending on your needs. To see all available options, click the Share button in Leapter Lab 
and explore the different execution methods.
Execution Options
Leapter provides multiple ways to execute your Blueprints, making them accessible from various platforms and applications:
Leapter works with major AI agent platforms through standard protocols. Some platforms like n8n have specialized integrations for easier setup.
n8n Integration
For n8n workflows, use the n8n share option in Leapter Lab. This creates a direct integration that lets you use your Blueprints as custom nodes in your n8n workflows.
Make Integration
For Make (formerly Integromat) scenarios, use the Make share option in Leapter Lab. This sets up the connection so you can trigger your Blueprints from Make scenarios.
Model Context Protocol (MCP)
For AI agents that support MCP, click Share → Connect to get your MCP connection details. This allows AI agents to use your Blueprints as tools in their workflows.
REST API
For direct integration with any application, click Share → Connect → Web API (OpenAPI) to get your REST API connection details. This gives you:
- Complete OpenAPI specification for all your Blueprints
- Standard HTTP endpoints that any application can call
- Automatic API documentation
Getting Started
To execute your first Blueprint:
- Open your Blueprint in Leapter Lab
- Click the Share button
- Choose the execution method that fits your needs
- Follow the provided setup instructions
- Start running your Blueprint with real data
