A secure, audit-logged MCP server for Frappe that exposes specific DocTypes and operations to AI agents with granular permissions and field-level control.
An OAuth-protected MCP sidecar for Frappe applications, enabling secure access to Frappe tool packs (e.g., personal health metrics) by validating OAuth tokens and issuing internal assertions.
MCP server that enables LLMs to interact with ERPNext/Frappe sites for document CRUD, search, reports, workflows, and analytics, respecting user permissions and logging all actions.
Manage your Frappe benches and sites directly from Claude.ai through natural language, enabling operations like restarting services, listing sites, running Python scripts, and viewing logs.
MCP server that enables Claude, ChatGPT, and other LLMs to interact with ERPNext sites through natural language, supporting document CRUD, search, reports, workflows, and custom tools, while respecting user permissions and logging all calls.
An MCP server that enables AI agents to manage a Frappe LMS instance, including creating courses, chapters, lessons, quizzes, enrollments, batches, and certificates.
Enables Frappe Framework applications to function as Streamable HTTP MCP servers by providing a WSGI-compatible implementation for tool registration and JSON-RPC handling. It allows developers to expose Frappe app functionality to LLMs through a simple decorator-based interface.
Enables generic CRUD operations on ERPNext/Frappe DocTypes via MCP tools, allowing users to interact with ERPNext data like documents, reports, and schema through natural language commands.
MCP server that wraps the GunStore-POS Frappe REST API, enabling AI agents to manage production settings, item pricing, records, and ATF operations via natural language commands.
MCP server for configuring the konsol Frappe app via the CLI. Enables AI clients to manage dimensions, measures, fact tables, connectors, and schemas using natural language.
A robust, asynchronous Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that securely connects LLMs to your ERPNext instance (Self-Hosted or Frappe Cloud) via its REST API.