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saastore-port

v0.1.1

Published

MCP server that helps sellers port their app to saastore hosting (HMAC identity, manifest, packaging).

Readme

saastore-port

MCP server the seller runs locally to port their app onto saastore hosting.

The seller's IDE-side agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, Zed, …) connects via stdio. The seller's existing API key drives any LLM calls — saastore never sees source or keys (see spec §7.1 in the saastore monorepo).

Status

All 8 tools shipped at PoC quality. Concierge first-seller work will surface friction → polish iterations, but the surface is complete.

| Tool | Status | Tests | | --- | --- | --- | | analyze_repo | ✓ Implemented | 7 | | propose_auth_rewire | ✓ Implemented (FastAPI kit; others as concierge surfaces them) | 4 | | apply_auth_rewire | ✓ Implemented | 6 | | validate_compliance | ✓ Implemented | 7 | | generate_manifest | ✓ Implemented | 8 | | boot_test_local | ✓ Implemented (integration; requires local docker) | — | | package_image | ✓ Implemented (integration; requires local docker) | — | | push_image | ✓ Implemented (integration; requires local docker + saastore registry token) | — |

Unit tests: 32/32. Integration paths (boot_test_local, package_image, push_image) are covered by the saastore monorepo's scripts/smoke_hosted_auth.sh since they shell out to docker.

Install (during PoC)

cd tools/saastore-port
npm install
npm run build

Then point your agent at tools/saastore-port/dist/server.js as a stdio MCP server.

Once we ship to npm:

npx saastore-port

Tools

analyze_repo

Scans a repository (defaults to CWD) and detects:

  • Detected languages (javascript, typescript, python, ruby, go, rust)
  • Frontend framework (Next.js, Remix, Nuxt, SvelteKit, React, Vue)
  • Backend framework (Express, Fastify, Hono, Koa; FastAPI, Django, Flask, Quart, Starlette)
  • Auth library (NextAuth, Auth.js, Supabase Auth, Passport, Clerk, Auth0, Lucia, Firebase, Django auth, Flask-Login, Authlib, DIY JWT)
  • Database (postgres, mongodb, sqlite, mysql, redis)
  • Payment processors (stripe, paddle, lemonsqueezy, braintree) — flagged as must-remove
  • External APIs called (openai, anthropic, google-genai, cohere, replicate, twilio, sendgrid, resend, aws, sentry)
  • Warnings (no manifest found, invalid JSON, payment processor present)

Pure file analysis — reads package.json / pyproject.toml / requirements.txt / Gemfile / go.mod / Cargo.toml.

generate_manifest

Takes the output of analyze_repo plus a few seller-supplied fields and returns a saastore.yaml manifest the seller commits.

Inferences from analysis:

  • app.framework: prefers detected frontend framework, falls back to backend.
  • app.port: 3000 for next.js / remix / nuxt; 8000 for fastapi / django / flask; 8080 otherwise.
  • auth.adapter: derived from detected auth library (nextauthsaastore-nextauth, etc.)
  • database.postgres: true when DB is detected as postgres
  • external_apis: one entry per detected API (sentry excluded), uppercased to *_API_KEY env vars, default $5 cap

Anything can be overridden via the input object (see the source for the full type).

Development

npm test          # runs node:test with tsx
npm run build     # tsc -> dist/
npm run dev       # tsc --watch

License

MIT