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About this integration

Read + write MCP server for OpenEMIS — free open-source school management system. 675 resources.

Transport
stdio
Authentication
unknown
Initial setup
credentials
Runtime
unattended
Evidence
documented
Version
1.1.0
Package
openemis-mcp-pro
Last compatibility test
Not independently tested

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openemis-mcp-pro

Publisher README and npm manifest were reviewed from pinned captures. Qualification is documentation-only: the package, OpenEMIS instance, credentials, endpoints, read/write tools, and publisher testing claims were not executed or independently verified. The integration includes mutating and deleting tools, so deployed account permissions and host approval policy remain authoritative.

Capabilities: Discover OpenEMIS domains and resources, Read OpenEMIS records, Create, update, and delete supported records, Load documented workflow playbooks

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Additional details

Registry identifier

io.github.tixuz/openemis-pro

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Published version

1.1.0

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Metadata license

CC0-1.0; package licenses are separate

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Package ecosystem

npm

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Required configuration names

OPENEMIS_BASE_URL, OPENEMIS_API_KEY

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Source artifact

openemis-mcp-pro

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Source manifest version

1.2.0

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Unattended configuration

For the reviewed stdio configuration, the publisher documents lazy login on the first authenticated call, in-memory token caching, and one automatic re-login and retry after an authorization failure.

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Authentication and prerequisites

Operation requires an OpenEMIS base URL, username, password, and administrator-issued API key; the server exchanges them for a cached token. This combined login mechanism is outside the native authentication labels, so authentication is classified as unknown and setup as credentials.

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Connection configuration

The existing catalog identity remains the documented local stdio subprocess with environment-provided OpenEMIS settings. The optional HTTP server and REST adapter are not projected as separate integrations here.

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Review scope

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

Source ↗ · Checked 2026-09-20