Manifest MCP Server
Medicine search, cart management, and order history via conversational AI integration.
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Overview
Manifest MCP Server provides an interface for interacting with the 1mg platform directly from your AI agent. Users can search for medicines by name, salt, or brand, while also managing shopping carts and placing orders through conversational commands. The server features built-in support for UPI payments and online payment links, allowing for end-to-end transaction processing within chat. Additionally, it offers tools to view order history, track statuses, and cancel eligible orders.
Our verdict
This server receives a security score of 16/100, which indicates a high level of risk. The project lacks a defined software license, making its usage terms unclear, and it has not undergone an editorial review to verify its safety. Given that this tool handles sensitive transactional data like medicine orders and payments, it is not recommended for general use and should be restricted to isolated testing environments only.
- Supports end-to-end ordering and in-chat UPI payments
- Provides native tools for managing medicine carts
- Contains zero direct dependencies to reduce supply-chain surface
- Includes OAuth 2.1 support for identity management
- High security risk score of 16/100
- No software license detected in the repository
- Community-maintained rather than official vendor software
- Last code commit occurred over 275 days ago
Compatibility
| Client | Local | Docker | Remote | Read-only |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Claude Desktop | ||||
| Cursor | ||||
| VS Code | ||||
| Windsurf | ||||
| ChatGPT |
Frequently asked questions
›What are the system prerequisites for running this server?
You must have Node.js and npx installed and updated on your machine to execute the server.
›Do I need to provide client credentials for OAuth?
No, you do not need a client ID or secret. The server uses OAuth mode and will guide you to authorize your 1mg account after configuration.
›Why does the standard configuration include specific timeout settings?
Timeout settings are included to account for background operations, such as polling for UPI transactions, which may take longer than standard requests.
›Is this server suitable for production use?
No, the developers state that this integration is intended for internal and testing purposes only.
›How do I handle connection issues in browser-based clients?
If you experience connection problems, try clearing your browser cookies or local storage.
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