fashion-inventory-mcp
Enables natural-language shopping queries on a fashion inventory flat file, with tools for searching products and recommending matching items via OpenAI.
README
Project 1: Fashion Inventory MCP Cloud Agent
This project is deployed on Railway. It owns the inventory flat file, searches it, and uses OpenAI to interpret natural-language shopping requirements.
Important files
cloud_agent.py: MCP server, inventory search tools, and cloud AI agent.data/inventory.json: 930 fictional fashion items across 31 categories.generate_inventory.py: reproducibly rebuilds the inventory file.railway.json: Railway start command..env.example: required variable names without real secrets.
Cloud AI role
The cloud AI translates language such as "black waterproof-style jacket in medium
under 150 euros" into arguments for search_inventory. Python—not AI—filters the
flat file and returns exact products, prices, sizes, and stock. The AI then selects
and explains matches without inventing inventory.
It also exposes recommend_matching_items. For a question such as "what trousers go
with a navy shirt?", the cloud AI obtains approved color pairings, searches real
trouser stock, and returns only available SKUs.
Run locally on Mac
python3 -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
cp .env.example .env
Add real values to .env, then:
python cloud_agent.py
The local test endpoint is http://127.0.0.1:8000/mcp.
Deploy on Railway
Push the parent repository to GitHub and create a Railway service. Because this is a subfolder, configure:
Root Directory: /fashion-inventory-system/cloud-inventory-mcp
Config File Path: /fashion-inventory-system/cloud-inventory-mcp/railway.json
Add Railway variables:
MCP_SECRET_TOKEN=your-generated-shared-secret
OPENAI_API_KEY=your-cloud-openai-key
CLOUD_OPENAI_MODEL=gpt-4.1-mini
Do not define PORT; Railway supplies it. Generate a public domain. The MCP endpoint
will be https://YOUR-SERVICE.up.railway.app/mcp.
See the parent OVERVIEW_AND_SETUP.md for the complete two-project walkthrough.
git status git add cloud_agent.py generate_inventory.py data/inventory.json README.md git commit -m "Add complete catalog and outfit recommendations" git push origin main
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