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    Enables AI assistants to interact with ERPNext data and functionality through the Model Context Protocol, including document CRUD, report running, and API method calls.
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    Enables ERPNext management, file operations, read-only database access, and ERPNext API integration through a standardized MCP server.
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    A production-ready server that enables AI assistants like Claude Desktop to seamlessly integrate with ERPNext for document operations, reporting, and custom workflows through natural language interaction.
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    A production-ready server that integrates ERPNext with AI assistants like Claude Desktop, enabling document operations, reporting, and analytics through natural language.
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    A secure MCP server that wraps ERPNext with five narrow tools and layered safety gates (identity passthrough, risk grading, approvals, isolation), enabling agents to safely interact with ERPNext data.
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    MCP server that connects Hermes Agent to ERPNext for managing stock, sales, customers, suppliers, and more via 25 tools.
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    Enables AI models to securely interact with Frappe Framework/ERPNext instances, supporting document CRUD, RPC methods, file management, workflows, reporting, and more via the Model Context Protocol.
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    Enables connecting NexWave or ERPNext sites to MCP clients, providing read-only access to users, companies, customers, items, sales orders, and documents under Frappe permissions.
    MIT