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About this integration

Read-only access to your CellarTracker wine cellar: inventory, drinking windows, purchases, notes.

Transport
stdio
Authentication
unknown
Initial setup
credentials
Runtime
unattended
Evidence
documented
Version
0.5.0
Package
cellartracker-mcp
Last compatibility test
Not independently tested

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cellartracker-mcp

Documented from publisher files only; not executed. Credentials are full account credentials, and the source recommends a unique password. Credential setup/rotation is not claimed unattended.

Capabilities: search cellar inventory, drinking recommendations, collection statistics, purchase and consumption history, tasting notes and bottle details

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Additional details

Registry identifier

io.github.slavins-co/cellartracker-mcp

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Published version

0.5.0

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Metadata license

CC0-1.0; package licenses are separate

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Package ecosystem

npm

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Source artifact

cellartracker-mcp

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Source manifest version

0.5.0

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Unattended configuration

After credentials are configured, publisher documentation says data is cached locally and refreshed automatically every 24 hours; the qualified tools are read-only.

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Authentication and prerequisites

CellarTracker requires the user's account username and password rather than an API key, OAuth flow, or client credentials, so the native authentication taxonomy does not fit.

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Connection configuration

The publisher documents cellartracker-mcp as the executable used by an MCP client and declares that executable in the package manifest.

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Review scope

Publisher documentation reviewed; package and integration endpoint not executed or independently security-audited.

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