inpost-consumer-mcp
MCP server and TypeScript client for the InPost consumer API, enabling SMS login, parcel tracking, pickup codes, locker opening, returns, and multi-account management via stdio.
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inpost-consumer-mcp
npm: inpost-consumer-mcp · GitHub: noxlabs-ai/inpost-consumer-mcp
Local MCP (Model Context Protocol) server and TypeScript client for the InPost mobile / consumer API — SMS login, list parcels, pickup codes, open a Paczkomat, returns, and tracking.
Works with Cursor, Claude Desktop, VS Code (MCP-enabled clients), and any host that supports MCP over stdio.
Table of contents
- Why this project
- Features
- Quick start
- Tools
- Configuration
- Library
- How it works
- Development
- Publishing
- Disclaimer
- License
Why this project
InPost’s consumer mobile API powers “my parcels”, locker open, and returns — but it is not a polished public SDK. This package wraps that surface as:
- An MCP server so AI assistants can list parcels, track shipments, and (with care) open a locker.
- A typed TypeScript client you can import in your own scripts.
Auth is SMS OTP → JWT + refresh token, stored in a local multi-account config file and refreshed automatically.
Sign-in: call inpost_consumer_login. If a saved session exists, it refreshes tokens (no SMS). Otherwise it opens a localhost page for phone + SMS code. Secrets never go through the model. Pass forceSms=true to add another phone. If the MCP client supports URL elicitation, it will prompt you to open that page; otherwise the system browser is used.
Features
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| 9 MCP tools | Login (SMS), sessions, parcels, locker open/finish, track, returns |
| Multi-account | Several phone numbers in one local config (v2 store) |
| Auto token refresh | Proactive expiry check + one 401 retry (not exposed as a tool) |
| ShipX tracking | Public tracking via ShipX, with status cross-check on parcel lists |
| Typed client | Import InPostConsumerClient from the same package |
| stdio MCP | Drop-in for Cursor / Claude Desktop / VS Code |
Quick start
Requirements: Node.js 20 or newer.
Published on npm as inpost-consumer-mcp — see the package page for the latest version.
Connect your AI client
Add this server entry to your MCP host’s configuration:
{
"mcpServers": {
"inpost-consumer": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "inpost-consumer-mcp"]
}
}
}
Save the config, enable the inpost-consumer server if your client exposes a toggle, then sign in with inpost_consumer_login (refreshes a saved session, or opens browser OTP if needed).
No InPost developer keys. The server uses stdio transport only. Sessions are stored on disk (see Configuration).
Run manually (optional)
npx -y inpost-consumer-mcp
Or install globally:
npm install -g inpost-consumer-mcp
inpost-consumer-mcp
Global install (optional)
If you ran npm install -g inpost-consumer-mcp:
{
"mcpServers": {
"inpost-consumer": {
"command": "inpost-consumer-mcp"
}
}
}
Local development
{
"mcpServers": {
"inpost-consumer": {
"command": "node",
"args": ["/absolute/path/to/inpost-consumer-mcp/dist/cli.js"]
}
}
}
Build first: npm install && npm run build.
Environment variables in MCP config
{
"mcpServers": {
"inpost-consumer": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "inpost-consumer-mcp"],
"env": {
"INPOST_CONSUMER_CONFIG": "/custom/path/config.json"
}
}
}
}
Tools
Auth uses the current mobile endpoints: POST /v1/account (send OTP) and POST /v1/account/verification (confirm). Parcels use GET /v4/parcels/tracked.
| Tool | When to use |
|---|---|
inpost_consumer_login |
Refresh saved session, or browser SMS if needed (forceSms to add a phone) |
inpost_consumer_logout |
Sign out one or all phones |
inpost_consumer_login_sessions |
Show signed-in phones / expiry |
inpost_consumer_list_parcels |
List your parcels |
inpost_consumer_get_parcel |
Parcel details / pickup code |
inpost_consumer_locker_open |
Open Paczkomat (confirm=true) |
inpost_consumer_locker_finish |
End a pickup session |
inpost_consumer_track |
Track a shipment (ShipX) |
inpost_consumer_list_returns |
List return tickets |
Safety: inpost_consumer_locker_open is destructive — anyone at the machine can take the parcel. Only call it when you are physically at the correct Paczkomat, and always pass confirm=true.
Configuration
| Variable | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
INPOST_CONSUMER_CONFIG |
OS app-config dir inpost-consumer-mcp/config.json |
Path to the local auth/config JSON |
INPOST_CONSUMER_BASE_URL |
mobile API default | Override mobile API base URL |
INPOST_SHIPX_BASE_URL |
ShipX default | Override ShipX tracking base URL |
Library
import { InPostConsumerClient } from "inpost-consumer-mcp";
const client = new InPostConsumerClient();
await client.sendSmsCode("+48123456789");
await client.confirmSmsCode("+48123456789", "123456");
const parcels = await client.listParcels({ statuses: ["ready_to_pickup"] });
Also exported: createMcpServer, ConfigStore, JWT helpers, status helpers, startLoginUi, openBrowser, and TOOL_NAMES.
The library still exposes sendSmsCode / confirmSmsCode for programmatic use. The MCP server uses a localhost browser UI instead so OTP codes never enter the chat.
How it works
flowchart LR
Client[MCP client] -->|stdio| Server[inpost-consumer-mcp]
Server --> Store[Local config store]
Server --> Mobile[InPost mobile API]
Server --> ShipX[ShipX tracking]
Store --> JWT[JWT + refresh]
- The MCP host starts
inpost-consumer-mcpas a subprocess. inpost_consumer_loginrefreshes a saved session when possible; otherwise opens a localhost page for SMS OTP and writes tokens to the local config file.- Parcel / locker / returns tools call the mobile API with auto-refreshed JWTs.
- Tracking uses ShipX; parcel lists can cross-check public status.
Development
git clone https://github.com/noxlabs-ai/inpost-consumer-mcp.git
cd inpost-consumer-mcp
npm install
npm run gen # optional: types from openapi/inpost-mobile.yml
npm run typecheck
npm run build
npm run smoke
npm run pack:check # dry-run npm pack
OpenAPI under openapi/inpost-mobile.yml describes the mobile endpoints used by this client.
Project layout
src/
cli.ts # MCP stdio entrypoint (bin)
index.ts # Library exports
auth/ # Config store, JWT helpers, login UI, types
client/ # HTTP + InPostConsumerClient
mcp/ # Server, tools, env config
generated/ # Types from OpenAPI
openapi/
inpost-mobile.yml
scripts/
gen-types.mjs
smoke.mts
Contributing
Contributions are welcome. Please:
- Open an issue for larger changes.
- Keep PRs focused; match existing TypeScript style.
- Run
npm run typecheck && npm run buildbefore submitting.
Publishing
Package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/inpost-consumer-mcp
Repository: https://github.com/noxlabs-ai/inpost-consumer-mcp
For maintainers releasing a new version:
npm login
npm run pack:check
npm version patch # or minor / major
npm publish
prepublishOnly runs typecheck and the build automatically.
Disclaimer
- This project is not affiliated with InPost Sp. z o.o. or InPost Group.
- It uses unofficial mobile API patterns that may change without notice.
- Opening a locker remotely can allow anyone nearby to take the parcel — use that tool only when you are at the machine.
- Use at your own risk; respect InPost terms of use and applicable law.
License
MIT © inpost-consumer-mcp contributors
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