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@hhc-mcp/stdio

v0.0.3

Published

Local stdio Model Context Protocol (MCP) server exposing 13 read-only Hyper Human Club tools to Claude Desktop, Cursor, and any MCP-compliant client.

Readme

@hhc-mcp/stdio

Local stdio Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for the Hyper Human Club / Fluent Community REST API. Exposes 13 read-only tools to MCP clients such as Claude Desktop, Cursor, and the MCP Inspector. Privacy-first by default: your WordPress credentials and the club data never leave your machine.

Status

v0.0.1 — first release of the local-stdio mode. The hosted Streamable HTTP variant (@hhc-mcp/http) is planned for v0.2.0+. The CLI binary is registered as hhc-mcp.

Installation

Once published, install globally or invoke directly via npx:

npm install -g @hhc-mcp/stdio
# or, no install required:
npx -y @hhc-mcp/stdio

Inside the monorepo, the binary is available after pnpm build at packages/stdio/dist/index.js.

Configuration

The stdio server is configured entirely through environment variables. Authentication uses a WordPress Application Password — not your login password and not a browser cookie. All three variables are validated via Zod at startup; an invalid or missing value exits with a typed validation error.

| Variable | Required | Description | | --------------- | -------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | HHC_BASE_URL | yes | Base URL of the club, e.g. https://club.hyperhuman.pl. Used as the root for the Fluent Community REST API. | | HHC_USER | yes | Your WordPress login (username or email). | | HHC_APP_PASS | yes | A WordPress Application Password (Settings → Profile → Application Passwords; 24-char, space-grouped). |

Claude Desktop config

Add a server entry to claude_desktop_config.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "hyperhuman-club": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@hhc-mcp/stdio"],
      "env": {
        "HHC_BASE_URL": "https://club.hyperhuman.pl",
        "HHC_USER": "your_wp_login",
        "HHC_APP_PASS": "xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx"
      }
    }
  }
}

Tools

All 13 tools are READ-ONLY (ADR-006). Each declares readOnlyHint: true and openWorldHint: false.

| Tool name | Description | | ------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------- | | club_search_members | Search members by query string | | club_get_profile | Fetch a member profile by username | | club_get_my_profile | Fetch the authenticated user's profile (consent-gated) | | club_list_spaces | List all spaces in the community | | club_list_courses | List all courses | | club_get_feed | Fetch a single feed by id | | club_get_feed_comments | Fetch comments for a feed (paginated) | | club_get_user_comments | Fetch all comments by a given user | | club_get_recent_posts | Posts since a timestamp | | club_get_recent_comments | Comments since a timestamp (fan-out per post) | | club_get_since_summary | Combined recent posts + comments summary | | club_get_unread_notifications | Authenticated user's unread notifications | | club_search_content | Search across members + posts + comments (fan-out) |

See docs/read-only-tools.md for the full tool contracts.

Security

  • 100% read-only. No write endpoints are reachable from this server (ADR-006); non-GET HTTP verbs are excluded both by lint and a runtime invariant test.
  • Credentials live in your local environment only; no telemetry, no remote storage, no writes to disk.
  • Logs go to stderr, never stdout (stdout is reserved for JSON-RPC). Authorization headers and credential keys are redacted via redactKeys from @hhc-mcp/core.
  • All upstream responses are validated against Zod envelopes; unexpected shapes return a typed AppError rather than crashing.
  • HTTPS-only upstream. HHC_BASE_URL must use https://; the REST client rejects http:// base URLs at startup (no localhost exception).

Architecture

  • TypeScript strict mode, no runtime exceptions for expected errors — everything is Result<T, AppError> (see ADR-008).
  • @hhc-mcp/core provides the framework-agnostic operations; @hhc-mcp/stdio wires them into the MCP stdio transport.
  • Pure GET upstream; non-GET HTTP verbs are statically excluded via lint and a runtime invariant test.

Design references

License

MIT — see LICENSE.