What environment does ramp-mcp use by default?
The server runs against the Ramp demo environment unless `RAMP_ENV=prd` is set.
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A Model Context Protocol server for retrieving, analyzing, and running tasks on Ramp data using the Ramp Developer API. It implements a simple ETL pipeline with an ephemeral in-memory SQLite database, allowing an LLM to query and analyze data while working around token and input size limitations. It’s built for developers integrating Ramp with AI assistants like Claude.
Clone the repository, install uv, and configure a Ramp Developer API client with the required scopes. Run the server from the CLI by setting RAMP_CLIENT_ID, RAMP_CLIENT_SECRET, and optionally RAMP_ENV (defaults to demo), then executing uv run ramp-mcp -s <COMMA-SEPARATED-SCOPES>. For Claude Desktop, add a configuration entry to claude_desktop_config.json with the appropriate command, args, and env values.
process_data, execute_query, clear_table for ephemeral SQLite.get_ramp_categories, get_currencies for direct data retrieval.RAMP_ENV=prd.The server runs against the Ramp demo environment unless `RAMP_ENV=prd` is set.
You need `uv` for package management and execution, plus a Ramp Developer API client ID and secret with appropriate scopes enabled.
All loaded data is stored in an ephemeral SQLite database in memory. It is deleted when the session ends.
Yes. Large datasets may not be processable due to API rate limits or your MCP client’s token/timeout constraints. Prompting the LLM to keep responses concise is recommended.
Authentication uses OAuth 2.0 client credentials. The server requires `RAMP_CLIENT_ID` and `RAMP_CLIENT_SECRET` environment variables, and the requested API scopes must match those granted to the client.
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