Adam OS MCP Server
Enables restaurant management through natural language, allowing import of Toast CSV data, labor/sales analysis, tip pool calculations, task management, and note-taking.
README
Adam OS — MCP Server
Executive Operating System for Adam Perna · Stoic Holdings · CH Projects · San Diego
What This Does
Adam OS runs as an MCP server inside Claude Desktop. You talk to it naturally — Claude uses the tools automatically.
Tools Available
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
get_business_overview |
Full status of both restaurants |
get_labor_summary |
Labor hours, cost, % by location |
get_employee_hours |
Hours per employee, overtime flags |
get_sales_summary |
Sales, covers, avg check by location |
get_server_sales |
Per-server breakdown for tip pools |
import_toast_csv |
Parse & store any Toast CSV export |
list_imports |
Show all previously imported files |
calculate_tip_pool |
Tip pool math from server sales data |
get_tasks |
Open tasks, filtered by priority |
add_task |
Create a new task |
complete_task |
Mark task done |
save_note |
Save shift notes, incidents, observations |
get_notes |
Retrieve saved notes |
system_diagnostic |
Full health check of Adam OS |
Installation
bash install.sh
Importing Toast Data
- In Toast: Reports → Labor → Time Entries → Export CSV
- In Toast: Reports → Sales Summary → Export CSV
- In Toast: Reports → Server Sales → Export CSV
- Drop the files in
~/Desktop/Toast Imports - Tell Claude: "Import my Toast CSV"
Data Storage
All data stored locally at ~/.adam-os/adam.db — SQLite, no cloud, no servers.
Example Conversations
"What's my labor percentage this week for both restaurants?"
"Who's close to overtime at Reading Club?"
"I dropped a Toast CSV on my desktop, can you import it?"
"Calculate the tip pool for last week at Seneca"
"Add a high priority task: approve Saturday schedule"
"Run a system diagnostic"
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