Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that connects WooCommerce store analytics to AI assistants.
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# Clariq MCP Server **Talk to your WooCommerce store.** This MCP server connects AI assistants (Claude Desktop and any MCP-compatible client) to your store's analytics — sales performance, product margins, customer retention, and more. Self-hosted and free: in **local bridge mode** your store data never leaves your own infrastructure. No account, no quota, no lock-in. [](https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl-3.0.html) []() --- ## How it works ``` Claude Desktop ──(stdio)──> clariq-mcp ──(HMAC-signed HTTPS)──> your WordPress site (your machine) (your machine) (Clariq plugin + WooCommerce DB) ``` - The MCP server runs on **your machine** as a local stdio process — it is never exposed to the internet. - The [Clariq WooCommerce plugin](https://github.com/clariqapp/plugin) exposes two HMAC-authenticated REST endpoints (`/wp-json/mcp-bridge/v1/*`) and computes analytics against your **own** database on request. - Result: ask Claude *"How did sales do this month?"* and get real numbers — without shipping your order data anywhere. ## Quickstart (5 minutes) ### 1. Install the WordPress plugin Install the Clariq plugin on your WooCommerce store ([releases](https://github.com/clariqapp/plugin)), then in **wp-admin → Clariq settings** choose **Local Bridge** mode. Copy the bridge secret shown there. ### 2. Install the MCP server Requires Python 3.11+. Either run it directly with [uv](https://docs.astral.sh/uv/): ```bash uvx clariq-mcp ``` or install it with pipx/pip: ```bash pipx install clariq-mcp # or: pip install clariq-mcp ``` ### 3. Add it to Claude Desktop Edit `claude_desktop_config.json`: ```json { "mcpServers": { "clariq": { "command": "clariq-mcp", "env": { "CLARIQ_WP_URL": "https://your-store.com", "CLARIQ_BRIDGE_SECRET": "your-bridge-secret" …
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