MCP Server: RepairWorld

What is RepairWorld?

RepairWorld is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that exposes tools for interacting with a repair request API. It allows AI models to create, retrieve, and list repair requests using structured tools, and is designed for integration with MCP-compatible agents.

How to use RepairWorld?

Install the package from PyPI (pip install mcp-server-repairworld) and run the server, providing the API base URL and authentication key via CLI arguments. The server can then be used with any MCP-compatible agent, such as Google ADK or Claude.

Key features of RepairWorld

• MCP-compliant server built with fastmcp
• Tool to create a repair request
• Tool to view a repair request by ID
• Tool to view all repair requests
• Customizable API base URL and authentication key via CLI
• Easy integration with Google ADK, Claude, or other MCP agents

Use cases of RepairWorld

• An AI assistant that creates repair tickets on behalf of a user
• A chatbot that retrieves the status of a specific repair request
• A dashboard agent that lists all open repair requests from the API

FAQ from RepairWorld

What does RepairWorld do?

RepairWorld provides MCP tools to create, retrieve by ID, and list all repair requests from a backend repair request API. It acts as a bridge between AI models and the repair API.

What are the dependencies for RepairWorld?

It requires Python and the fastmcp library (part of the MCP ecosystem). Installation is via pip.

How do I configure the API endpoint and authentication?

The API base URL and authentication key are passed as command-line arguments when starting the server. No configuration file is needed.

Can I use RepairWorld with any MCP client?

Yes, the README mentions compatibility with Google Agent Development Kit (ADK), Claude, and other MCP-compatible agents.

Where are the repair requests stored?

RepairWorld does not store data locally; it interacts with an external repair request API that you configure. The server itself contains no persistent storage.