Your AI assistant
@copecart/cope-mcp is an MCP server you run on your own computer. It lets your AI assistant read your COPE store through the public API, using your API key. You can then ask things like “what did we sell last week?”, “did the refund for this order go through?” or “which webhook deliveries failed today?”.
This version only reads. It has no tool that creates, changes, refunds or deletes anything.
Set it up
- In the COPE dashboard, create an API key under Settings → API Keys and choose Read only. See API key integrations.
- Add the server to your MCP client. For Claude Desktop, add this to
claude_desktop_config.json:
@0.1.0 above, so an update never runs unless you choose it. The server needs Node.js 20 or later.
Tools
Lists return at most 25 items per page, and each result says how many pages there are.
Buyer data
Everything the server returns passes through your assistant’s AI provider. By default, buyers’ names, email addresses, phone numbers, VAT IDs, company names, addresses and card digits are masked, for examplej***@example.com and J. D.. Set COPE_MCP_PII=full only if your agreement with that provider covers your buyers’ personal data.
Security
- Use a read-only key. It reads what you can and changes nothing, so a leaked key cannot write. A full-access key also works, but it can do more than this server does. Keep the key out of shared configuration files. If it leaks, or you stop using the server, deactivate or delete it in the dashboard; it stops working within 60 seconds.
- The key is sent only to COPE’s API and never appears in tool results or error messages.
- Results contain text your buyers and team wrote, such as product descriptions and names. The server labels every result as data, not instructions. Still, review what your assistant proposes before you act on it.