This repo contains the public manifest/docs for a hosted service — the full implementation runs in production as part of Velora.

Velora — Argentine Commerce MCP

A hosted, multi-capability commerce toolkit for Argentina — real AFIP invoicing, MercadoPago, logistics, catalog and WhatsApp behind one authenticated endpoint.

Velora is a hosted Model Context Protocol server that gives AI agents tools to operate commerce in Argentina: fiscal invoicing (AFIP/ARCA), payments (MercadoPago), logistics (Andreani / PedidosYa), catalog, cash register, and WhatsApp messaging — authenticated and tenant-isolated.

Other AFIP MCP servers exist (some emit invoices, some only search the docs). Velora's angle is the bundle: fiscal is one of several commerce rails — payments, logistics, catalog, messaging — exposed through a single hosted, authenticated endpoint, so an agent runs a whole Argentine business, not just invoicing.

Endpoint

https://tools.somosvelora.com/api/mcp

Transport: streamable HTTP. Auth: API key (per-tenant HMAC) or OAuth 2.1 (WorkOS bearer). Any MCP client — Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, Cursor, or your own agent — consumes the same endpoint.

Free during early access. No usage cost while we onboard the first builders — the fiscal and pure tools run no LLM on our side, so it stays cheap to keep open.

Related MCP server: mcp-facturacion-electronica-es

Connect

Point any MCP client that supports a remote streamable HTTP server at the endpoint, with your credentials as headers:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "velora": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://tools.somosvelora.com/api/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "X-API-Key": "<your-key>",
        "X-Business-Id": "<your-business-id>"
      }
    }
  }
}

The exact config key (type/transport) varies by client — use your client's remote/HTTP MCP server format. Request access at somosvelora.com.

The pure fiscal helpers (validate_cuit, split_iva, and the rest) are also available without authentication at https://tools.somosvelora.com/api/mcp/public.

Tool packs

Maturity / what's live. emit_invoice (Factura A/B/C + Consumidor Final), the lookup tools, and the Pure tools are production-verified against real AFIP. emit_nota (NC/ND) currently emits in sandbox only — real credit/debit-note emission is not yet wired (it returns sandbox: true, never a fake CAE). Payments, Logistics and Messaging are real tools that require per-tenant credential onboarding (connect MercadoPago / Andreani / WhatsApp) — until a tenant connects them they return demo data or fail gracefully, so don't wire them into a production flow before onboarding. emit_invoice issues a real CAE only once ARCA onboarding is complete (check with get_fiscal_readiness); otherwise it returns a clearly-flagged sandbox response (sandbox: true), never a fake CAE presented as real.

Full machine-readable catalog — list every tool with a tools/list call against the public endpoint (no auth):

curl -s https://tools.somosvelora.com/api/mcp/public \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -H 'Accept: application/json, text/event-stream' \
  -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/list","params":{}}'

Why a managed layer

AFIP's web services (WSAA + WSFE) are notoriously painful: attached PKCS#7 CMS signing, weak-DH TLS handshakes, per-CUIT certificate and token management, and a stream of new resolutions (e.g. RG 5616). Velora absorbs all of it behind clean, agent-native tool calls so you don't reimplement the fiscal stack — the same reason developers reach for managed layers over government tax APIs elsewhere in LATAM.

Status

• ✅ Real AFIP invoicing verified in production (live CAE issuance for an onboarded tenant).

• ✅ MercadoPago payments and the pure validation/formatting tools are live.

• 🔧 Logistics & messaging require per-tenant credential onboarding (see Maturity above).

Links

• Site: somosvelora.com

• Toolkit endpoint: tools.somosvelora.com

• Blog (AFIP integration field notes): somosvelora.com/blog

This repository is the public manifest and documentation for the Velora MCP server. The server itself is hosted; this repo carries the server.json registry manifest and connection docs.