eyeot-mcp 1.1.0

stdio↔HTTP bridge for the eyeot ERP MCP server (Claude Desktop, Cursor, custom agents)

eyeot-mcp

Plug Claude Desktop into your ERP.

Official stdio ↔ HTTP bridge for the eyeot ERP MCP server. ~600 business tools, one pip install.

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⚡ 60-second install

pip install eyeot-mcp        # 1.  install the bridge
eyeot-mcp login              # 2.  authenticate via browser (OAuth Device Flow)

Then paste into your Claude Desktop config:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "eyeot": {
      "command": "eyeot-mcp"
    }
  }
}

Restart Claude Desktop. Done. Ask: "List my last 5 invoices."

Config location · macOS ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json · Windows %APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json

🧩 What is this?

The eyeot ERP exposes ~600 business actions — CRM, sales, stock, maintenance, HR, finance, IT service management, GED, RGPD compliance, plus 6 V2 marketplace modules (POS, delivery & routing, recruitment, BPM, field service, supply chain) — as MCP tools over HTTPS.

But Claude Desktop, Cursor, and most local agents only speak MCP over stdio.

eyeot-mcp is the missing piece between them.

flowchart LR
    A["🤖 Claude Desktop<br/>Cursor / custom agent"] -- "JSON-RPC<br/>over stdio" --> B["📦 eyeot-mcp<br/>(this package)"]
    B -- "HTTPS POST<br/>Bearer token" --> C["🏢 eyeot ERP<br/>(your tenant)"]
    C -. "Auth · RBAC · audit<br/>multi-tenant isolation<br/>license guard" .-> C

    style A fill:#eef2ff,stroke:#6366f1,color:#1e293b
    style B fill:#f0fdf4,stroke:#10b981,color:#065f46
    style C fill:#fef3c7,stroke:#f59e0b,color:#78350f

Zero business logic in the bridge. Everything happens server-side — auth, RBAC, audit logging, license enforcement, multi-tenant isolation, idempotency. The CLI is ~290 lines of Python standard library. You can audit it in 10 minutes.

🎯 What can your agent do?

After install, your MCP client gets access to actions like:

Domain	Try saying…
💼 CRM	"Create a quote for ACME — 10 units of PROD-001 at standard tariff."
📊 Sales	"List my last 5 invoices and their payment status."
📦 Stock	"Which products in Lyon site are below the critical threshold?"
🔧 Maintenance	"Which equipment is overdue for preventive maintenance this week?"
👥 HR	"Show me pending leave requests for my team."
💰 Finance	"What's the revenue forecast for Q3 by business unit?"
🎫 IT support	"Open a ticket: VPN is down for the marketing team, P1."
📄 GED	"Find all signed NDAs for partner XYZ."
🧠 Intelligence	"Customer-health distribution across all active accounts."
🧾 POS / Caisse	"Today's Z-report total for the Lyon register."
🚚 Delivery	"Optimize today's route for vehicle TL-204 and notify recipients."
🧑‍💼 Recruitment	"Shortlist candidates for the senior developer posting."
⚙️ Process / BPM	"Which approval tasks are pending in my inbox?"
🏗️ Field service	"Schedule a site intervention for client XYZ next Tuesday."
🔩 Supply chain	"Run MRP and list the components to reorder this week."

…and ~590 more, auto-generated from the OpenAPI spec.

🔐 Authentication

Two modes, same Bearer header on the wire, same Authorization decorator server-side.

🤖 OAuth 2.1 (humans)

🔑 API key (services)

For Claude Desktop, Cursor, personal agents. eyeot-mcp login Opens browser → approve → done. Credentials saved to ~/.eyeot-mcp/config.json (mode 0600). Token format: eya_<base64> access + eyr_<base64> refresh Lifetime: 1 h access / 30 d refresh PKCE S256 mandatory (public clients) Refresh rotation with replay detection — a stolen refresh kills the whole token family The CLI auto-refreshes the access token (proactively before expiry + on a 401) — stay connected for the full 30-day refresh window without re-running login

For CI/CD agents, batch jobs, server-to-server. { "mcpServers": { "eyeot": { "command": "eyeot-mcp", "env": { "EYEOT_TOKEN": "eyk_xxx_xxx" } } } } Issued by an org admin from the eyeot ERP settings panel. Token format: eyk_<prefix>_<secret> Lifetime: until revoked Scope: org-wide, configurable RBAC

🛡️ Security model

🔒 OAuth 2.1 + PKCE Public clients use PKCE S256. Refresh rotation with replay detection.

👮 Server-side RBAC Every tool call goes through the same @permissions_required decorators as the UI.

📝 Full audit trail Every action logged with user + tenant + IP. RGPD-compliant retention.

💳 License grace Subscription lapsed? GETs still work so the agent can inform you. POSTs return 402 with activate_url.

Local credentials stored at ~/.eyeot-mcp/config.json with file mode 0600 (POSIX). On Windows, file ACLs apply. No telemetry, no phone-home.

🏗️ Self-hosting

Point the bridge at any eyeot deployment with --base-url:

eyeot-mcp --base-url https://erp.example.com login

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "eyeot": {
      "command": "eyeot-mcp",
      "args": ["--base-url", "https://erp.example.com"]
    }
  }
}

Same protocol, same auth, your infra.

📚 Commands

Command	Description
eyeot-mcp	Start the stdio bridge using saved credentials (default mode — what Claude Desktop runs)
eyeot-mcp login	Browser-based OAuth Device Authorization Grant
eyeot-mcp logout	Revoke refresh token server-side, delete local credentials
eyeot-mcp --token eyk_...	One-shot mode with an explicit API key
eyeot-mcp --base-url URL ...	Target a self-hosted deployment

🔧 How it works (under the hood)

1. Claude Desktop spawns eyeot-mcp as a child process, exchanges JSON-RPC 2.0 over its stdin/stdout pipes.
2. For each line received on stdin, the bridge POSTs the JSON to ${base_url}/api/v1/mcp with Authorization: Bearer <token>.
3. The HTTP response is written verbatim to stdout, framed as line-delimited JSON.
4. The server speaks MCP 2024-11-05 and auto-generates ~600 tools from the OpenAPI spec — initialize, tools/list, tools/call all work exactly as MCP clients expect.

No state in the bridge. No protocol translation beyond transport. No surprises.

📖 Resources

Landing & install 🌐 erp.eyeot.fr/mcp 📦 PyPI 🐙 GitHub

API 📘 Swagger UI 📄 OpenAPI spec 🧩 MCP manifest

Spec & protocol 🔗 modelcontextprotocol.io 🔐 OAuth 2.1 (draft) 📜 RFC 8628 — Device Grant

🧭 Versioning

• This package: Semantic Versioning. Major bumps may change CLI flags or the on-disk config schema.
• MCP protocol: 2024-11-05 (negotiated server-side).
• ERP API: /api/v1 (stable). Breaking changes ship as /api/v2.

📄 License

MIT — fork it, package it, audit it, build on top of it.

The eyeot ERP backend is a separate, proprietary product of Eyeot Software. This bridge is open-source so anyone can audit it, fork it, package it for their distro, or use it as a reference for building their own MCP clients.

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ERP by Eyeot Software

Multi-tenant, AI-native ERP for SMBs. Built to be operated by AI agents from day one.

Every action you can do in the UI, you can do via this bridge.

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