Server Configuration
Describes the environment variables required to run the server.
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| SFCC_SITE_ID | No | SFCC site ID | |
| SFCC_HOSTNAME | No | Your SFCC instance hostname | |
| SFCC_PASSWORD | No | Your SFCC password | |
| SFCC_USERNAME | No | Your SFCC username | |
| SFCC_CLIENT_ID | No | OAuth client ID (for API access) | |
| SFCC_CLIENT_SECRET | No | OAuth client secret (for API access) |
Schema
Prompts
Interactive templates invoked by user choice
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
No prompts | |
Resources
Contextual data attached and managed by the client
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
No resources | |
Tools
Functions exposed to the LLM to take actions
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| get_sfcc_class_info | Get detailed information about an SFCC class including properties, methods, and description. Use this when you need to understand what a specific SFCC class does, what methods/properties are available, or when implementing features that use SFCC APIs. Essential for cartridge development (controllers, scripts, templates, rest-apis) using the dw.* namespace in the SFCC Rhino environment. |
| search_sfcc_classes | Search for SFCC classes by name or functionality. Use this when you know part of a class name or need to find classes related to specific functionality (e.g., search 'catalog' to find catalog-related classes). Perfect starting point when you're unsure of the exact class name or exploring available APIs for a feature area. |
| get_sfcc_class_methods | Get all methods for a specific SFCC class with their signatures and descriptions. Use this when you know the class but need to see all available methods, understand method parameters, or find the right method for your use case. Essential when implementing business logic that calls SFCC APIs. |
| get_sfcc_class_properties | Get all properties for a specific SFCC class with their types and descriptions. Use this when you need to access or read data from SFCC objects, understand what data is available on an object, or when working with object attributes in templates or scripts. |
| search_sfcc_methods | Search for methods across all SFCC classes by method name. Use this when you know the method name but not which class it belongs to, or when looking for similar methods across different classes. Helpful for discovering all available methods that perform similar operations. |
| list_sfcc_classes | Get a complete list of all available SFCC classes. Use this for exploration and discovery when you need to understand the full scope of SFCC APIs, or when you're new to SFCC development and want to see what's available. Good starting point for understanding the SFCC class hierarchy. |
| get_sfcc_class_documentation | Get the complete raw documentation for an SFCC class. Use this when you need comprehensive details about a class including examples, detailed descriptions, and full context. Best for in-depth understanding when the basic class info isn't sufficient. |
| get_available_best_practice_guides | Get a list of all available SFCC best practice and how-to guides. Use this first to discover what guidance is available before implementing any SFCC features. Essential for understanding what best practice resources exist for cartridge creation, hooks, controllers, and custom endpoints |
| get_best_practice_guide | Get a complete best practice and how-to guide with all sections and content. Use this when implementing specific SFCC features like cartridges, OCAPI/SCAPI hooks, SFRA controllers, or custom endpoints. Always consult the relevant guide before writing code to ensure you follow SFCC best practices, security guidelines, and proper architecture patterns. |
| search_best_practices | Search across all best practice guides for specific terms, patterns, or concepts. Use this when you need guidance on specific topics like validation, security, performance optimization, error handling, or any development pattern. Perfect for finding relevant best practices without reading entire guides. |
| get_hook_reference | Get comprehensive hook reference tables showing all available OCAPI or SCAPI hook endpoints and extension points. Use this when implementing hooks to see all available extension points, understand hook signatures, and ensure you're using the correct hook for your use case. Essential reference when extending SFCC APIs. |