zaico-mcp-server
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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 installor 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
FAQ from zaico-mcp-server
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.
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.
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.
What are the runtime requirements?
Go 1.23.7 or higher is needed for building from source. Prebuilt binaries have no Go runtime dependency.
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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