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conservice-credlookup

by mtbrotherson

conservice-credlookup MCP

A stdio MCP server (TypeScript/Node) that resolves a template's logins and returns their plaintext credentials to the calling agent — most often so the agent can fill a login form via the Playwright MCP.

⚠️ This is NOT a credBroker

This server is the deliberate inverse of conservice-credbroker-mcp (v1), conservice-credbroker-mcp-v2, and credBroker-v3. Those brokers were built to keep the credential value out of the agent's context: they own a browser and fill the login form internally, returning only status / a CDP endpoint. This server intentionally returns the raw credential values to the agent.

It exists in preparation for relaxing the credential-obfuscation requirement. Use the brokers when you must keep credentials out of the LLM context; use this when the agent is allowed to handle them directly. Don't confuse the two.

Related MCP server: auth-vault

What it does

  1. get_resolution_sql(template_name) → returns the canonical SQL that maps a template name to its top-N URLTemplateItemGroupIDs (ordered by PriorityRank). This server does not run SQL.

  2. You run that SQL via the conservice-sqlserver MCP to get the group IDs.

  3. get_credentials(group_ids, template_name?) → calls the Provider Credentials Service (PCS) for each ID and returns the plaintext credential rows ({fieldName, value}, authoritative order: credentials[0] = credential 1, etc.).

  4. You fill those values into the login form via the Playwright MCP.

It is DB-free (group-id resolution is the caller's job, same stance as credbroker v2 §3.4), owns no browser, solves no captcha, and holds no session state.

Tools

Tool

Input

Output

get_credentials

group_ids: number[] (1–5), template_name?

{ template_name?, logins: [{ group_id, credentials: [{fieldName,value}] } | { group_id, error }] }

get_resolution_sql

template_name, project_id?=3, top?=5

{ sql }

health

{ ok, pcs_url, identity_kind }

Configuration (env)

Var

Default

Purpose

CREDLOOKUP_PCS_URL

required

PCS base URL, e.g. https://providercredentials.conservice.com/api/v1

CREDLOOKUP_APP_USER_TARGET

ApplicationUser

Windows Credential Manager target for Basic auth

CREDLOOKUP_APP_USER / CREDLOOKUP_APP_PASS

env override for the identity (CI/Linux)

CREDLOOKUP_APP_CRED_FILE

JSON {username,password} identity file (alt to env/CredMan)

On Windows the Basic-auth identity is read from the Generic credential named ApplicationUser (same as the brokers and the Harvest CredentialProvider) — no secret in the config.

Build & run

npm install
npm run build      # tsc --noEmit + esbuild -> dist/index.js  (the gate)
npm start          # node dist/index.js

Registration (user level)

Add to ~/.claude.json under mcpServers:

"conservice-credlookup": {
  "type": "stdio",
  "command": "node",
  "args": ["C:\\Users\\mbrotherson\\repos\\conservice-credlookup-mcp\\dist\\index.js"],
  "env": { "CREDLOOKUP_PCS_URL": "https://providercredentials.conservice.com/api/v1" }
}

MCP processes don't hot-reload — restart the Claude Code session to pick up changes.

End-to-end workflow

get_resolution_sql("MunicipalOnlinePayments.ForneyTX")
  → conservice-sqlserver.execute_query(<sql>)        → [groupId, ...]
  → get_credentials(group_ids=[...])                 → plaintext {fieldName, value} rows
  → Playwright MCP fills the login form

Maintenance

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