Cabinet Assistant MCP connector
A remote-MCP service enabling Claude to manage Notion tasks and cases and query Supabase data with a preview-confirm pattern for safe writes.
README
Cabinet Assistant — MCP connector
A small, standalone, detachable remote-MCP service that gives Dr Amraoui's Claude a short menu of one-call actions over the cabinet's Notion (tasks + cases) and Supabase (fast reads). It never touches the cockpit web app — same databases, same field mappings, separate service.
Google Calendar stays on Claude's own Google Calendar connector; this service only returns the
event ids to create/update/delete, and stores them back on the task (link_event).
What it exposes (16 tools)
Reads (instant, from Supabase): list_my_day, list_team_tasks, list_cases, find_patient, find_staff
Task writes (preview → confirm): add_personal_task (private), add_clinic_task, edit_task,
reschedule_task, complete_task, assign_task, plus link_event (mechanical).
Cases (preview → confirm): add_case (+ auto triage task, web-app parity), assign_case, verify_case, set_report_status.
Every write returns a confirm_token first (nothing is saved); it only writes when called again with that token. Single-use token = confirmation enforced + idempotent.
Environment (.env.local, same values as the cockpit)
| Var | Meaning |
|---|---|
NOTION_TOKEN |
cockpit Notion integration (already shared with the DBs) |
SUPABASE_URL, SUPABASE_SERVICE_ROLE_KEY |
same Supabase project |
MCP_SECRET |
long random string; the endpoint is /mcp/<MCP_SECRET> |
OWNER_PERSONNEL_ID |
optional; else resolved from app_members.is_owner |
Run locally
npm install
npm start # http://localhost:8787/health
node test/smoke.mjs # end-to-end MCP test (handshake, read, preview→commit, guard, cleanup)
node test/smoke2.mjs # clinic delegation + case (dossier + triage) parity
Deploy on Render (free)
Repo: https://github.com/Esubalew-kunta/MCP (the connector is at the repo root).
- Render → New → Web Service → connect this GitHub repo.
- Root Directory = (blank / repo root), Build
npm install, Startnpm start, Health check/health, Plan Free. - Add the env vars above (values from the cockpit's
.env.local). - Deploy. Your MCP URL is:
https://<service>.onrender.com/mcp/<MCP_SECRET>
Keep it awake (free tier sleeps after 15 min)
Point a free pinger at GET https://<service>.onrender.com/health every ~4 min:
cron-job.org, UptimeRobot, or an n8n Schedule → HTTP Request node.
Connect in her Claude
Claude → Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector → paste the full MCP URL (with the secret). Works in the mobile app too. Then a normal chat can create/assign/edit tasks & cases by voice.
Move to her VPS later
Deploy the same folder on the VPS (npm install && npm start behind HTTPS), repoint the connector URL.
Detach (remove entirely)
- Remove the connector in her Claude settings.
- Suspend/delete the Render service. → Cockpit, web app, Notion, calendar all unaffected. Nothing to clean up.
Security notes (pilot vs production)
- Pilot auth = capability URL (secret path). Good for a private demo on an obscure URL.
- Before real patients: put it behind OAuth, rotate
MCP_SECRET, restrict egress. No PHI is stored here.
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