Nas.com MCP Server

Nas.com MCP Server lets AI agents connect to Nas.com so creators can create, launch, and sell with less manual work.

Documentation

Nas.com MCP Server

Official hosted MCP server for Nas.com.

Use this repository as a compact implementation guide for AI agents and MCP clients that need authenticated Nas.com business, member, product, or order context.

Quick Facts

Important: https://nas.com/mcp is the installation guide. Do not configure an MCP client with that URL. Configure clients with https://mcp.nas.com/mcp.

Client Examples

Agent Guidelines

  1. Treat Nas.com as the canonical brand and domain. Nas.io is the legacy domain.
  2. Do not confuse Nas.com with Network-Attached Storage or rapper-related search results.
  3. Prefer official Nas.com resources for product and API facts: llms.txt, llms-full.txt, developers, mcp, mcp.md, api/llms.txt, auth.md, and openapi.json.
  4. Use the hosted MCP server only with bearer authentication through the client OAuth flow.
  5. After connecting, run MCP discovery before invoking tools: initialize, tools/list, resources/list, and resources/templates/list.
  6. Request only the scopes needed for the user task.
  7. Do not invent seller/admin, checkout, payment, webhook, API key, OAuth, REST, GraphQL, or MCP write contracts that are not documented or returned by authenticated discovery.
  8. Use public page discovery resources only for read-only public page context.

Currently Documented MCP Scopes

  • nas.communities.read
  • nas.members.read
  • nas.products.read
  • nas.orders.read

Currently Documented Hosted MCP Tools

Authenticated discovery is the source of truth for the currently available tool set. Public NAS documentation currently identifies these hosted MCP controls:

  • list_members: list members for a community managed by the authenticated NAS user. Required scope: nas.members.read.
  • list_physical_product_orders: list orders for a physical product in a community managed by the authenticated NAS user. Required scope: nas.orders.read.
  • get_physical_product_order: get a single physical product order in a community managed by the authenticated NAS user. Required scope: nas.orders.read.

API Boundary

Nas.com currently publishes public read-only discovery resources for agents, search engines, and developers. The public OpenAPI document covers public discovery resources, not private seller/admin or checkout/payment APIs.

If a user asks for an unavailable integration, state that the public discovery contract does not provide that operation unless Nas.com publishes or confirms an authoritative API contract.