Meticulous Espresso MCP Server

Meticulous Espresso MCP Server

Connects your Meticulous espresso machine to an LLM, enabling recipe generation from natural language, shot analysis, grinder dial-in, and a persistent shot diary through Claude.

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Meticulous Espresso MCP Server

Your Meticulous espresso machine, connected to an LLM. Generate recipes from natural language, analyze shots, dial in your grinder, and keep a persistent shot diary — all through Claude.

No Anthropic API key required. No cloud subscription. Just your machine, your LLM, and a local IP.


Get started in 60 seconds

Add this to your Claude Desktop or Claude Code config and you're done:

Claude Desktop~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json

Claude Code~/.claude.json

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "meticulous": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "github:erdos2n/meticulous-mcp-server"],
      "env": {
        "METICULOUS_IP": "192.168.x.x"
      }
    }
  }
}

Replace 192.168.x.x with your machine's local IP (find it in your router or the Meticulous app). Restart Claude. That's it — no cloning, no building, no dependencies to manage.

Want this on Claude mobile or claude.ai? You'll need a Raspberry Pi on your local network. See LLM_SETUP.md and PI_SETUP_INSTRUCTIONS.md.


What you can do

Pull the shot data from my last espresso and tell me what to adjust.
Generate a recipe for a washed Ethiopian, 18g dose, 1:2.5 ratio, slow bloom.
Save my grinder setting — I'm on the DF83 at 10.2 for the Osmotic flow profile.
Read my shot diary and tell me what's been working.
My last three shots were sour. Look at the shot data and suggest a fix.
List all my profiles and load the one I used last week for the natural.

What it does

  • Generate and tweak recipes from plain language, validated and loaded to the machine
  • Analyze shots — pulls sensor data and gives concrete recipe improvement suggestions
  • Manage profiles — list, load, save, delete, browse factory and community recipes
  • Control the machine — start, stop, tare, preheat, reset
  • Track grinder settings per profile across sessions — never re-explain your dial-in
  • Keep a shot diary — tasting notes and observations that persist between chats

The grinder settings and diary are stored as plain files in ~/.meticulous-mcp/ on your machine. No database, no setup — just open them in any text editor.


All available tools

Machine control

Tool What it does
get_device_info Firmware, serial, model, software version
execute_action start / stop / tare / preheat / reset / calibration
get_settings Read machine settings
update_setting Change machine settings
get_notifications Pending or acknowledged machine notifications

Profiles

Tool What it does
list_profiles All profiles stored on the machine
get_all_profiles Full details for every profile
get_profile Single profile by UUID
get_last_profile Currently active profile
get_default_profiles Factory + community profiles
load_profile Load a recipe (temporary)
load_profile_by_id Load an existing profile by UUID
save_profile Save a recipe to the machine permanently
delete_profile Remove a profile by UUID
validate_recipe Check schema + auto-fix simple errors

Shot history

Tool What it does
get_shot_history Recent shots with metadata
search_history Filter by name, date, order, limit
get_current_shot Real-time data for a shot in progress
get_last_shot Sensor data for the most recent shot
get_shot_statistics Total shots, breakdown by profile
get_shot_data_for_analysis Full shot + profile for deep analysis
rate_shot Mark a shot as like / dislike
search_historical_profiles Find past profile versions

Grinder + diary

Tool What it does
get_grinder_context Recall saved grinder settings for all profiles
set_grinder_context Save current grinder setting for a profile
read_diary Read the full shot diary
append_diary_entry Log a shot with tasting notes

Shot data verbosity

Shot tools default to compact responses to keep context windows manageable:

Option What you get
verbosity: "summary" Key metadata only
verbosity: "compact" Metadata + sampled trace (default)
verbosity: "full" Full raw payload

Full setup options

See LLM_SETUP.md for all installation paths — laptop, clone-and-build, and Raspberry Pi remote access.


Project layout

meticulous-mcp-server/
├── src/
│   ├── server.ts          # All 25 MCP tools + machine logic
│   ├── index.ts           # stdio entry point (laptop / Claude Desktop / Claude Code)
│   └── http.ts            # HTTP entry point (Pi / Cloudflare / claude.ai)
├── dist/                  # Compiled output
├── LLM_SETUP.md           # Setup guide for all install paths
├── PI_SETUP_INSTRUCTIONS.md  # Full Pi + Cloudflare Tunnel walkthrough
├── Justfile               # Build, run, deploy, test commands
└── pi-setup.sh            # Pi dependency installer

License

MIT — see LICENSE. Maintainer release steps are in RELEASING.md.

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