partsgeek-mcp-server
Enables searching PartsGeek for parts, retrieving product details, and obtaining cart estimates for price comparison, without placing orders or requiring a PartsGeek account.
README
partsgeek-mcp-server
Notice: Open-source local tooling provided AS IS by the authors and contributors; not affiliated with ALLDATA, AutoZone, PartsGeek, or any OEM—use only with accounts you control and at your own risk (see DISCLAIMER.md).
License: MIT
Local MCP server for public catalog / cart estimate workflows on PartsGeek. Designed for price comparison against shop commercial pricing—not for placing orders.
Safety hard rules
- Never checkout. No PayPal, Fastlane, cards, or Place Order.
- Cart page only (
/cart/) for shipping / fee estimates. - Do not open
/checkout/or payment UI.
What it does
| Tool | Purpose |
|---|---|
search_parts |
Y/M/M + keyword → hits with clickable URLs + prices |
get_product |
Product detail (SKU, fitment, ships note, url) |
cart_estimate |
Add product URLs to cart; return subtotal + expedited + protection + S&H |
clear_browser |
Drop Playwright session / cookies |
Default ship-to note for estimates (override when calling the tool):
18440 Paulson Drive, Port Charlotte, FL 33954 (example shop address—change for your shop).
Requirements
- Python ≥ 3.10
- Playwright Chromium
- No PartsGeek account required for basic search/cart estimate
Install
git clone <this-repo-url> partsgeek-mcp-server
cd partsgeek-mcp-server
pip install -e .
playwright install chromium
# ~/.grok/config.toml
[mcp_servers.partsgeek]
command = "partsgeek-mcp"
enabled = true
[mcp_servers.partsgeek.env]
PARTSGEEK_HEADLESS = "1"
PARTSGEEK_TIMEOUT = "180"
hermes mcp add partsgeek --command partsgeek-mcp \
--env PARTSGEEK_HEADLESS=1 PARTSGEEK_TIMEOUT=180
Authentication
PartsGeek catalog browsing does not require a shop login. The tool drives a local headless browser on your machine for search/cart DOM only.
There is no import_browser_cookies step for PartsGeek accounts. If you ever log into PartsGeek in that browser profile, treat it like any other local session and do not commit cookie jars.
Data handling
- Runs entirely on your device (Playwright + HTTPS to PartsGeek).
- Authors do not operate a credential-collection backend.
- Full terms: DISCLAIMER.md.
Pair with shop quoting
Use azpro for commercial cost/list and alldata for labor. The shop-quote skill documents dual-source RO format and requires clickable product links for PartsGeek lines.
Development
pytest -q
License
MIT — see LICENSE.
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