MCP Server for DB Schenker Shipments
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# DB Schenker Shipment Information MCP Server  The above shows Claude Desktop making use of my MCP tool, retrieving and structuring data from [this website](https://www.dbschenker.com/app/tracking-public/?refNumber=VAN5022058&language_region=en-US_US&uiMode=) <br> [](https://pypi.org/project/dbschenker-mcp-server/) ## How to test it yourself (with Claude Desktop) ##### 1. [Install uv for your OS](https://docs.astral.sh/uv/getting-started/installation/) ##### 2. Set up Claude Desktop - [Download Claude Desktop for your OS](https://claude.com/download) (if you don't already have it) - Follow the installation instructions and open the app. - Log in or create an account and proceed to the chat view. - Now in the app, click the hamburger menu in the top left. - Navigate to File -> Settings -> Developer. - Click 'Edit Config'. <details> <summary><it>If you see a file not found error...<it></summary> <ul><li>Open your file explorer and head to the parent location of the directory shown in the error (remove "/Claude").</li> <li>Create a folder called 'Claude' and continue from the next step.</li></ul> </details> - [Download the config file](./resources/claude_desktop_config.json) and place it in the Claude folder, or add its contents to the config file if it already exists in the folder. ##### 3. Verify setup - Close Claude Desktop if it was running (you might need to end the in a task manager) - Open Claude Desktop - Click the + sign to the left of the text field - Hover over connectors - You should now see "DBSchenker" listed as a connector. #### You are now ready to test the server! Try asking Claude about the following reference IDs: - 1806203236 - Valid, one package - 1806290829 - Valid, two packages - 180620323 - Invalid, should not find. - 123 - Invalid, should ask you…
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