Frappe is an open-source web framework and platform for building business applications and tools. It provides a complete tech stack for web application development, including backend, frontend, ORM, and deployment tools.
Why this server?
Provides integration with the Frappe framework API, allowing interaction with the underlying platform that powers ERPNext for document and data management.
Why this server?
Enables interaction with the Frappe framework API which powers ERPNext, allowing access to the underlying document management system.
Why this server?
Provides Frappe framework-specific SSH management capabilities through dedicated profiles, including specialized command aliases and automation hooks for Frappe applications
Why this server?
Provides comprehensive integration with Frappe Framework, enabling full CRUD operations on documents, schema introspection of DocTypes, execution of query reports and financial statements, calling whitelisted methods, and secure API authentication for managing Frappe-based applications.
Why this server?
Provides tools for interacting with Frappe framework instances via REST API, enabling document management (create, read, update, list), DocType exploration, field inspection, and report execution.
Why this server?
Enables Frappe Framework applications to function as Streamable HTTP MCP servers, allowing the registration and exposure of custom tools and functions within a Frappe environment to LLMs.
Why this server?
Manages Frappe benches and sites, including restarting services, listing benches/sites, making authenticated API calls to Frappe DocTypes, executing Python in Frappe context, fetching logs, and viewing configuration.
Why this server?
Integrates with the Frappe framework that powers ERPNext, allowing access to DocTypes, schemas, and field definitions through the ERPNext MCP server.
Why this server?
Provides read-only access to a Frappe instance, enabling querying of custom doctypes such as Franchisees, Franchise Agreements, FBUs, Assets, and Certificates of Insurance, as well as generic Frappe document operations.