Connects to Shopify and WooCommerce stores and exposes 11 tools for e-commerce operations. You get inventory status checks and moving-average demand forecasting, RFM customer segmentation across seven segments, margin-based pricing optimization, ABC product performance analysis, and order anomaly detection. Four resources surface store overview, inventory catalog, recent orders, and top customers by lifetime value. The free tier includes basic inventory, pricing analysis, and segmentation. Pro features like churn scoring, reorder point calculation, and weekly trend reports require a license. Runs locally via stdio or as an HTTP endpoint for remote deployment.
AI-powered server that implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for managing Shopify and WooCommerce stores.
stdio and Streamable HTTP (MCPize).@modelcontextprotocol/sdk v1.29+, Zod v4.# 1. Install the package
npm i shopops-mcp
# 2. Create a .env file (see Configuration section)
cp .env.example .env
# 3. Run the server (local stdio mode)
npx shopops-mcp run --transport stdio
# 4. Or start the HTTP endpoint (MCPize deployment)
npx shopops-mcp run --transport http --port 8080
The server will read the environment variables, connect to the configured store(s), and expose the MCP tools and resources.
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
store_connect | Connects, lists, disconnects, or syncs a Shopify/WooCommerce store (action: "connect" | "list" | "disconnect" | "sync") and validates credentials. |
store_demo_seed | Creates a realistic demo store (20 products, 40 customers, 150+ orders) so you can explore every tool without real store credentials. |
inventory_status | Returns current stock levels, back-order flags and low-stock alerts. |
inventory_forecast | Projects future inventory requirements using moving-average demand and safety-stock buffers. |
pricing_analyze | Generates a price elasticity report and identifies under-/over-priced SKUs. |
pricing_optimize | Suggests optimal price points based on margin analysis, sales velocity, and configurable pricing rules. |
customers_segment | Performs RFM analysis and assigns customers to one of seven segments. |
customers_churn | Scores customers for churn risk and provides retention recommendations. |
order_anomalies | Detects potentially fraudulent or erroneous orders using pattern-recognition models. |
product_performance | Conducts ABC analysis and returns contribution metrics per product class. |
report_daily | Generates a JSON/CSV daily operations summary (sales, inventory, alerts). |
report_weekly | Generates a weekly performance report with trend visualisations. |
| Resource | Description |
|---|---|
store://overview | High-level store metrics: product, order, and customer counts per connected store. |
store://inventory | Low-stock alerts: active products with on-hand quantity ≤ 10, sorted lowest first. |
store://orders/recent | The 20 most recent orders across all stores, with order number, total, status and date. |
store://customers/top | Top 20 customers by total spending, with name, email and order count. |
ShopOps reads only a handful of environment variables. Store credentials are not env vars —
they are passed to the store_connect tool at runtime (one connection per store), so the same
server process can manage multiple Shopify/WooCommerce stores.
| Variable | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
PORT | No | If set (or MCPIZE=true), the server runs as a Streamable HTTP endpoint on this port (default 8080) instead of local stdio. |
MCPIZE | No | Set to true by the MCPize runtime to force HTTP transport. |
LEMONSQUEEZY_LICENSE_KEY | No | Pro license key. Without it the server runs in Free tier (see Pro License). |
A minimal .env is provided in .env.example.
Shopify and WooCommerce credentials are supplied as parameters to store_connect, e.g.:
// Shopify
{ "action": "connect", "platform": "shopify",
"store_domain": "myshop.myshopify.com", "access_token": "shpat_..." }
// WooCommerce
{ "action": "connect", "platform": "woocommerce",
"store_url": "https://example.com", "consumer_key": "ck_...", "consumer_secret": "cs_..." }
store_connect returns a store_id that every other tool takes as input. To explore the server
without real credentials, call store_demo_seed instead.
Roadmap (not yet implemented): report anonymization, S3 report export, and a configurable pricing-model / log-level are planned but not read by the current release.
ShopOps ships in Free mode — store_demo_seed, store_connect, inventory_status, pricing_analyze, customers_segment, product_performance, and report_daily are open. The following tools require a Pro license:
inventory_forecast — moving-average demand forecasting + reorder pointspricing_optimize — actionable price-change recommendationscustomers_churn — churn risk scoring + retention recommendationsorder_anomalies — fraud / anomaly detectionreport_weekly — week-over-week trend report + AI insightsBuy a Pro License (€29, lifetime, 3 machines): https://automatiabcn.lemonsqueezy.com/buy/cbbe44f0-a146-4c65-88c8-71f371037758
Or get the Indie MCP Stack Bundle (€69, all 4 servers).
export LEMONSQUEEZY_LICENSE_KEY=YOUR-KEY-HERE
Or in your MCP client config:
{
"mcpServers": {
"shopops-mcp": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "shopops-mcp-server"],
"env": { "LEMONSQUEEZY_LICENSE_KEY": "YOUR-KEY-HERE" }
}
}
}
Validation is cached locally for 24 h — fully offline-capable after first run.
ShopOps MCP is released under the MIT License. See LICENSE for full terms.
Author: Automatia BCN
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