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@wootsup/apimapper-mcp

v0.6.0

Published

API Mapper MCP Server — multi-platform (WordPress/Joomla), multi-AI-client, Stripe-style auth, bundled skills

Readme

@wootsup/apimapper-mcp

Build YOOtheme dynamic content via natural conversation. The official MCP server for API Mapper — connect your AI assistant to API Mapper running on WordPress or Joomla, then create flows, manage OAuth credentials, and publish sources without leaving the chat.

npm version license


Install

Two paths, pick one.

Option A — npx (Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Cline, Codex CLI)

npx -y @wootsup/apimapper-mcp setup

The interactive wizard:

  1. Asks which AI client(s) you use (auto-detected when possible).
  2. Prompts for your API Mapper site URL and MCP key.
  3. Runs an identity-probe handshake against your site.
  4. Patches the client's MCP config (~/.claude.json, ~/.cursor/mcp.json, VS Code settings.json, etc.) idempotently.
  5. Installs the bundled skill to ~/.claude/skills/apimapper/.

Re-run any time — writers are idempotent. Use --help to see all subcommands.

Option B — Claude Desktop (DXT bundle)

  1. Download apimapper-mcp.mcpb — see the installation guide.
  2. Drag it onto the Claude Desktop window (or Settings → Developer → Install from file).
  3. Enter your site URL, MCP key, and platform when prompted.

Setup (3 steps)

  1. Install the API Mapper plugin on your site:
  2. Generate an MCP key in the admin:
    • WordPress: click API Mapper in the WP admin menu — the flow editor opens. In the editor header (top-right), click the (three-dot) menu → Settings. In the modal's left sidebar, click MCP AccessNew API key.
    • Joomla: Components → API Mapper loads the same editor — use the same SettingsMCP Access path.
    • Token shape: amk_live_… (production) or amk_test_… (sandbox).
  3. Run npx -y @wootsup/apimapper-mcp setup (or install the DXT) and paste the key. The wizard verifies it with an HMAC-SHA256 identity probe before writing config.

Verify in your AI client:

You:  apimapper_health
LLM:  ✅ status: ok, platform: wordpress, version: 2.0.13

Common tools

A small set of high-leverage tools. The full surface is 79 tools: 19 are first-class in tools/list, and the other 60 route through the apimapper_advanced gateway (so the listed surface stays under each client's tool cap). Everything is documented in detail in the tools reference.

| Tool | What it does | |------|--------------| | apimapper_health | Connectivity + auth probe. Run this first. | | apimapper_onboarding | Lists platform, existing flows, next-step suggestions. | | apimapper_flow_setup_with_sources | Composite: create flow + add sources + compile + publish. | | apimapper_connection_list | List connections (paginated, table-formatted). | | apimapper_credential_create | Add OAuth or Bearer credentials. | | apimapper_oauth_authorize_begin | Start an OAuth 2.0 PKCE flow. | | apimapper_graph_preview | Preview a flow's output without saving. | | apimapper_library_catalog | Browse pre-built connection templates. | | apimapper_get_skill | Fetch the bundled skill text on demand. | | apimapper_advanced | Gateway to the 60 advanced tools. Call { tool } for a target's schema, or { tool, arguments } to run it. |

The 60 advanced tools (the full connection / credential / flow / library / license / schema surface) are not listed individually in tools/list — they route through apimapper_advanced so the first-class surface stays under each client's tool cap.

See the tools reference for the canonical workflow guide, and the API Mapper MCP docs for OAuth, Joomla, YOOtheme, and troubleshooting deep-dives.

Multi-platform: WordPress and Joomla

Every tool routes through a platform abstraction that detects WordPress (/wp-json/api-mapper/v1/*) vs. Joomla (/index.php?option=com_apimapper) from the site URL and platform setting. You write the same prompt; the server speaks the right dialect — including the Joomla com_ajax envelope unwrap.

Multi-client

Supported AI clients (auto-detected by the setup wizard):

  • Claude Desktop — DXT bundle or ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/
  • Claude Code~/.claude.json
  • Cursor~/.cursor/mcp.json (or project-local .cursor/mcp.json)
  • VS Code — workspace .vscode/settings.json mcp.servers
  • Cline — VS Code extension settings
  • Codex~/.codex/config.toml
  • ChatGPT Desktop — when MCP support ships

The server ships stdio-only (local install via npx or the Claude Desktop DXT bundle).

Troubleshooting

See the troubleshooting guide. Common cases:

  • 403 invalid_token → token expired or wrong site URL. Re-run setup.
  • 404 on every tool → plugin not installed or REST routes disabled.
  • Joomla 0 envelope → SEF/htaccess intercepting com_ajax; check the reference doc.

Feedback and support

Found a bug or have a feature request? Reach us at wootsup.com/contact.

For the security disclosure process, see SECURITY.md.

License

MIT © 2026 WootsUp / getimo productions.

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