Model Context Protocol server for CiviCRM — AuthX-first, schema-introspected, write-gated.
A Model Context Protocol server for CiviCRM. Lets Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and other MCP-compatible clients talk to a CiviCRM install through its APIv4. Status: v0.1 — stdio transport, three tools, AuthX-first auth. Node.js 18.17 or later CiviCRM 5.47 or later (tested against 5.59+) A CiviCRM install on Drupal, WordPress, Backdrop, or Standalone See for a 20-minute guide to running CiviCRM…
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A Model Context Protocol server for CiviCRM. Lets Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and other MCP-compatible clients talk to a CiviCRM install through its APIv4. Status: v0.1 — stdio transport, three tools, AuthX-first auth. Node.js 18.17 or later CiviCRM 5.47 or later (tested against 5.59+) A CiviCRM install on Drupal, WordPress, Backdrop, or Standalone See for a 20-minute guide to running CiviCRM Standalone locally via DDEV. Generate an API key for a dedicated "MCP Bot" contact: 1. Create a CMS…
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