E-commerce MCP Server

A simple Model Context Protocol (MCP) server with test data.

Setup

1. Create virtual environment and install dependencies:

   uv venv source .venv/bin/activate # On Windows: .venv\Scripts\activate uv sync

2. Configure MCP in VS Code:

   • The json config to import into VS Code Augment Extension is configured in .vscode/example-mcp.json

   • Update the python and args paths with the absolute path to your project

   • Restart VS Code or reload the MCP server after setup (Command Palette Developer: Reload Window)

Available Tools

The server provides 5 e-commerce tools:

• get_customer_info - Get customer details by ID

• get_customer_ids_by_name - Search for customer IDs by name

• get_order_details - Get order information by order ID

• get_orders_by_customer_id - Get all orders for a customer

• check_inventory - Search product inventory by name

Test Data

Customers

• Alice Johnson (CUST123) - alice@example.com, 555-1234

• Bob Smith (CUST456) - bob@example.com, 555-5678

Orders

• ORD1001 - Alice's order (Shipped, $89.99)

• ORD1015 - Alice's order (Processing, $45.50)

• ORD1022 - Bob's order (Delivered, $120.00)

Products

• SKU100 - Wireless Mouse ($29.99, stock: 42)

• SKU200 - Keyboard ($59.99, stock: 18)

• SKU300 - USB-C Cable ($15.50, stock: 77)

Example Commands

Try these queries with the MCP server:

Running Tests

Directions to import the MCP server into VS Code Augment Extension

1. Open the VS Code Augment Extension

2. Click the Setting icon(Gear) and select settings

3. Click on the tools section

4. Search for and click import from json

5. Paste the JSON from .vscode/example-mcp.json into the dialog box

6. Click import

7. Restart VS Code Command Palette Developer: Reload Window