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Zaico MCP Server

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Other

License

MIT

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Author

fukata

About Zaico MCP Server

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Zaico MCP Server config

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Overview

What is zaico-mcp-server?

zaico-mcp-server is a server application that integrates the zaico API (inventory management) with the Mark3Labs Model Context Protocol (MCP). It allows listing inventory data via MCP tools.

How to use zaico-mcp-server?

Install using go install github.com/fukata/zaico-mcp-server/cmd/zaico-mcp-server@latest or download a prebuilt binary from the releases page. Run with zaico-mcp-server --zaico-api-key <APIキー> (replace with your zaico API key). On macOS, you may need to remove the Gatekeeper quarantine attribute before execution.

Key features of zaico-mcp-server

  • Inventory data listing via zaico API
  • Integration with Mark3Labs MCP protocol
  • Command-line configuration for API key
  • Supports installation via go install or binary download
  • Written in Go 1.23.7+

Use cases of zaico-mcp-server

  • Retrieve a list of inventory items from zaico through MCP-enabled clients
  • Automate inventory data retrieval within MCP workflows

Frequently asked questions

1

What does zaico-mcp-server do?

It acts as a bridge between the zaico inventory API and Mark3Labs MCP, enabling you to list inventory data through MCP tools.

2

How do I install zaico-mcp-server?

You can either run `go install github.com/fukata/zaico-mcp-server/cmd/zaico-mcp-server@latest` (requires Go 1.23.7+) or download a binary from the GitHub releases page.

3

How do I run zaico-mcp-server?

Use the command `zaico-mcp-server --zaico-api-key <APIキー>`, replacing `<APIキー>` with your actual zaico API key.

4

What are the runtime requirements?

Go 1.23.7 or higher is needed for building from source. Prebuilt binaries have no Go runtime dependency.

5

What authentication does it use?

The server authenticates via a zaico API key passed as a command-line argument (`--zaico-api-key`). No other authentication methods are mentioned.

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