MCP server · Virto Commerce

Virto Commerce MCP

Virto Commerce ships a real, published MCP surface, and it is a LOCAL STDIO one. The supported path is the Commerce Operations Foundation (COF) MCP server run over stdio with Virto's own adapter (@virtocommerce/mcp-onx) loaded into it; the adapter then calls a Virto Commerce Platform instance over its REST API using an api_key header. There is no Virto-hosted remote MCP endpoint an agent can POST to: the platform is self-hosted, so the "server" is always something the operator runs, either as the npx stdio process below or — separately — by installing the experimental vc-module-mcp-server module into their own platform deployment, which then exposes /api/mcp on THEIR host.

View descriptor → Virto Commerce provider profile

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⚠ Proposed MCP surface. No official hosted MCP server was found for Virto Commerce. The tools below are a candidate set derived from this provider's API, and the link points at the source descriptor rather than a live server. If Virto Commerce publishes an official server, this page will update to it on the next build.

Provider: Virto Commerce Type: Candidate descriptor Transport: stdio Host: raw.githubusercontent.com

Descriptor

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/api-evangelist/virto-commerce/refs/heads/main/mcp/virto-commerce-mcp.yml

Candidate descriptor · transport stdio

Tools

create-sales-order —
update-order —
cancel-order —
get-orders —
fulfill-order —
get-fulfillments —
get-customers —
get-products —
get-product-variants —
get-inventory —
create-return —
get-returns —

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