"Frappe" matching MCP servers:

Allows Frappe Framework apps to function as MCP servers, exposing Python-defined tools for LLM interaction.

Enables AI agents to explore and operate Frappe Framework, ERPNext, and HRMS sites at runtime by discovering installed apps, permission-visible DocTypes, schemas, records, child tables, reports, workflows, workspaces, print formats, files, and translations through the authenticated Frappe session. It also supports guarded create, update, delete, submit, cancel, and workflow actions alongside standard DocType, Custom Field, Property Setter, Client Script, permission, and app-customization export operations, each gated by preview and explicit confirmation.

Enables AI clients to interact with Frappe v15 through a remote Model Context Protocol endpoint, using each user's own account and permissions without exposing ERP passwords. It supports OAuth-based authorization and defaults to read-only mode unless write access is explicitly enabled.

Enables Frappe Framework apps to function as Streamable HTTP MCP servers by registering Python functions as tools and exposing them through a Werkzeug-compatible endpoint.

Enables Frappe Framework apps to function as Streamable HTTP MCP servers by registering tools and exposing them through Werkzeug-based endpoints.

Enables Frappe Framework apps to act as Streamable HTTP MCP servers, allowing tools to be registered and exposed for LLM clients through an HTTP endpoint. It handles JSON-RPC requests and tool schema generation for Frappe or other Werkzeug-based servers.

Enables Frappe Framework apps to function as Streamable HTTP MCP servers, exposing registered tools to clients through a WSGI-compatible endpoint. Automatically generates tool input schemas from type annotations and docstrings.

Enables applications built on the Frappe Framework to expose registered tools as a Streamable HTTP MCP server over a Werkzeug/Frappe REST endpoint, with automatic input schema generation from Python function signatures and docstrings.

Enables Frappe Framework apps to function as Streamable HTTP MCP servers by exposing registered Python functions as tools for MCP clients over a WSGI-compatible endpoint.

Enables Frappe Framework apps to function as Streamable HTTP MCP servers and expose registered Python functions as callable tools for MCP clients.

Enables applications built on the Frappe Framework to serve MCP tools over Streamable HTTP, letting LLM clients call registered Python functions through a Werkzeug-compatible endpoint.

Read-only MCP server for TourScale ERPNext, enabling agents to query franchisees, agreements, invoices, and GL entries via natural language.

Enables interaction with Frappe Framework sites through comprehensive document operations, schema introspection, report generation, and method execution. Provides secure API-based access to create, read, update, and delete Frappe documents while supporting financial reporting and DocType management.

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 MCP server for the Frappe Cloud control plane that lets agents manage sites, bench groups, servers, backups, deploys, logs, analytics, and billing. It provides read, write, and optional destructive tools for operating Frappe Cloud hosting infrastructure.

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.

Connects MCP clients to Frappe/ERPNext sites via REST API, enabling document CRUD, search, and remote method calls.

Enables MCP clients to securely read, write, and maintain Frappe/ERPNext sites with role-based permissions, audit logging, and dry-run safeguards.

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.

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.