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@nahuelalbornoz/tiendanube-mcp-read

v1.0.0

Published

MCP server read-only para Tienda Nube (Nuvemshop) — 10 tools de lectura para analítica y reporting.

Readme

@traid/tiendanube-mcp-read

MCP server read-only para Tienda Nube / Nuvemshop. 10 tools de lectura para analítica, dashboards y consumo con LLMs sin riesgo.

Subset estricto del paquete completo @traid/tiendanube-mcp. Sin update_* ni create_* — cero posibilidad de escritura accidental en la tienda.

Tools disponibles (10, todas lectura)

| Tool | Descripción | |------|-------------| | list_products | Lista productos con filtros (stock, precio, categoría, fecha) | | get_product | Detalle de un producto por id o por SKU | | list_orders | Lista órdenes con filtros (status, payment, shipping, fecha) | | get_order | Detalle completo de una orden | | list_customers | Lista clientes con búsqueda y filtros | | get_customer | Detalle de un cliente | | list_categories | Categorías con filtro por parent_id y handle | | get_store_info | Info de la tienda (plan, moneda, dominios) | | list_coupons | Lista cupones de descuento | | list_webhooks | Lista webhooks registrados por la app |

Setup

Tienda Nube usa OAuth 2.0 con el flujo authorization code. Los access tokens no expiran.

  1. Obtené tu TN_STORE_ID y TN_ACCESS_TOKEN (ver README del paquete full para el flow completo, o pediselos al admin de tu tienda).
  2. Configurá el MCP:
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "tiendanube": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": ["path/to/tiendanube-mcp-read/dist/index.js"],
      "env": {
        "TN_STORE_ID": "1234567",
        "TN_ACCESS_TOKEN": "...",
        "TN_APP_NAME": "mi-app",
        "TN_CONTACT_EMAIL": "[email protected]"
      }
    }
  }
}

Por qué usar el read-only

  • Zero riesgo de escritura: aunque Claude alucine un tool name como update_price, no existe. La tienda nunca se toca.
  • Seguro para dashboards y exploración de datos con LLMs.
  • Subset estable — si agregamos tools de escritura en el full, el read se mantiene igual (compatible con v1.x).
  • Compatible con ambos — Tienda Nube Argentina y Nuvemshop Brasil.

Upgrade path

Si necesitás escritura (actualizar precios, stock, cancelar órdenes, crear cupones) usá el paquete completo @traid/tiendanube-mcp.

Desarrollo

cd mcp/tiendanube-mcp-read
npm install
npm run build
npm run dev

Licencia

MIT — por TRAID