MCP server that exposes an OpenText AppWorks Platform entity service to Claude (and other MCP-compatible clients) through a small set of generic, plain-English tools.
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# OpenText Process Automation MCP > A Model Context Protocol server that lets Claude (and any other MCP-compatible client) work with an OpenText AppWorks Platform tenant in plain English. Point it at one entity service, give it a username and password, and ask things like: > *"Show me my open legal cases."* > *"What categories are configured under the Litigation practice area?"* > *"Describe the LegalCase entity — what fields does it have?"* The server discovers the entire API surface (typically several hundred endpoints) at startup and exposes it through a small set of generic tools that take the entity name as an argument. No code generation, no per-endpoint maintenance. ## Status **v0.3.3 — read-only release, live on PyPI.** Install with `pip` and configure your MCP client. Works against OTDS-fronted AppWorks 23.x **and OTAWP 26.2 (the newer OTDS "login2" UI)** as well as Cordys-built-in Process Automation CE 25.x; the right login flow is picked automatically. Ships **two transports** out of the box — `stdio` (the default, for Claude Desktop / Code / Cursor / Cline / any local MCP client) and `http` (Streamable HTTP for hosted clients like Microsoft Copilot Studio). See [Deployment modes](#deployment-modes) below, and [`docs/CHANGELOG.md`](docs/CHANGELOG.md) for how the design got here. ## Install The package is on PyPI as [`opentext-pa-mcp`](https://pypi.org/project/opentext-pa-mcp/). Anyone with Python 3.11+ can install it: ```powershell pip install --user opentext-pa-mcp ``` That's it — no `uv`, `uvx`, `pipx`, or virtualenv tooling required. The package's entry point is reachable as `python -m opentext_pa_mcp`, so no `Scripts/` folder needs to be on PATH. To upgrade later when a new version is released: ```powershell pip install --user --upgrade opentext-pa-mcp ``` ## Configure your MCP client Add this snippet to your Claude Desktop config (`%APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json` on Windows, `~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_de…
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