Mercado Livre - MCP Server

What is Mercado Livre - MCP Server?

Mercado Livre - MCP Server is an MCP integration that scrapes product data—such as prices and availability—directly from Mercado Livre. It validates inputs with Zod and follows a Domain-Driven Design (DDD) layered architecture.

How to use Mercado Livre - MCP Server?

Clone the repository, run npm install and npm build. Then in VSCode, press Ctrl+Shift+P, select “MCP: List Servers”, choose “products”, and click “Start Server”.

Key features of Mercado Livre - MCP Server

• get-produtos tool to fetch basic product information.
• Input validation using Zod.
• Integration with the Mercado Livre API via fetch.
• Layered architecture (Domain, Infrastructure, Application, Interface).
• Configured with StdioServerTransport for MCP communication.

Use cases of Mercado Livre - MCP Server

• Scraping live product prices and availability from Mercado Livre.
• Building a shopping assistant that queries real‑time product data.
• Demonstrating an MCP server with strong validation and clean architecture.
• Automating price monitoring for specific products.

FAQ from Mercado Livre - MCP Server

What tools does the server provide?

It provides a single tool, get-produtos, which returns basic product information from Mercado Livre.

How do I configure and run the server in VSCode?

After building, use the MCP extension: press Ctrl+Shift+P, select “MCP: List Servers”, choose “products”, then “Start Server”. Output can be shown via the same menu.

What architecture does the server follow?

It follows a layered DDD pattern with separate Domain, Infrastructure, Application, and Interface layers, plus an entry point that initializes the MCP server.

What transport does the server use?

It uses StdioServerTransport, which communicates over standard I/O.

Are there any authentication or API key requirements?

The README does not mention authentication; the server appears to call the public Mercado Livre API without special credentials.