MCP server for Grocy household ERP inventory and shopping workflows.
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Grocy, the self-hosted household ERP for groceries, inventory, chores, batteries, recipes, tasks, and shopping lists. This server focuses on AI-friendly household operations that are awkward through generic REST clients: Inspect Grocy system/version status List, search, and inspect products Read current stock, volatile stock, product stock details, and…
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A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Grocy, the self-hosted household ERP for groceries, inventory, chores, batteries, recipes, tasks, and shopping lists. This server focuses on AI-friendly household operations that are awkward through generic REST clients: Inspect Grocy system/version status List, search, and inspect products Read current stock, volatile stock, product stock details, and individual stock entries List current shopping list items and add/remove products from shopping lists…
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