MCP server
BigCommerce Developer Platform
MCP server that gives AI clients BigCommerce API reference data: REST and GraphQL endpoints, webhook events, OAuth scopes, error codes and code examples.
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ecommerceguide summary
An MCP server that answers BigCommerce developer questions for AI clients: 171 REST v2 and v3 endpoints, 30 GraphQL operations across the Storefront, Admin and Account APIs, 42 webhook event scopes, 21 OAuth scopes, error codes and generated code examples. It also fetches 49 live doc routes from developer.bigcommerce.com. Installed from npm as @erplinker/bigcommerce-mcp, it runs locally over stdio with no API key, and its 12 tools are read-only lookups.
Why it stands out
A community npm package that needs no API key, since its 12 tools only read BigCommerce developer documentation.
What BigCommerce Developer Platform does
ecommerceguide editorial- Twelve read-only tools: search docs, endpoint detail, code examples
- Covers 42 webhook event scopes and 21 OAuth scopes
- fetch_live_doc pulls 49 topics from developer.bigcommerce.com
- Local stdio server, no authentication or environment variables required
- Install globally via npm, or run through npx
- Setup documented for Cursor, Claude Desktop and Windsurf
- Maintained by ackm04 (ERPLinker), TypeScript, MIT licence
- README includes a master prompt for Cursor Rules for AI
How ecommerce teams could use it
ecommerceguide editorialIllustrative scenarios written by ecommerceguide from the product's documented capabilities. They are not customer case studies.
An agency building BigCommerce apps for client stores
Engineers work in Cursor and need exact endpoint schemas and OAuth scope names
Intended outcomeget_endpoint_detail and get_oauth_scopes return the documented parameters and scope strings for the call being written
A brand running a headless BigCommerce storefront
Developers draft GraphQL Storefront queries and cart or checkout code in Claude Desktop
Intended outcomeget_graphql_info and get_code_example supply the documented operations and runnable examples in node, python, php or curl
A team integrating BigCommerce with back-office systems
Writing webhook handlers and bulk sync loops that must respect rate limits
Intended outcomeget_webhook_events, get_rate_limit_info and get_error_codes return event scopes, payload structure and API error references
Who it suits
ecommerceguide editorialBest for
Your developers use Cursor, Claude Desktop or Windsurf on BigCommerce work and want an MIT-licensed local docs server that needs no credentials.
Probably not for
You need the server to read or write store data, as all 12 tools are documentation lookups, or if you cannot run a local npm package over stdio.
- Business size
- Any stageThe package is free under MIT with no stated audience or usage bounds, so it fits any team doing BigCommerce development.
Technical details
From the vendor's own pagesFrom the server's repository, documentation and MCP directory listings.
- What an agent can do
- Store development
- Transport
- stdio (local)
- Authentication
- No credentialsConfig examples specify only the command with no API keys or environment variables; it fetches public developer docs.
- Package
- @erplinker/bigcommerce-mcp (npm)
- Language
- TypeScript
- Licence
- MIT
- Repository last updated
- 11 Jul 2026
Connect BigCommerce Developer Platform
Third-party dataSetup documented for
npm install -g @erplinker/bigcommerce-mcpCommand as listed on the repository README, not tested by ecommerceguide. Check the official documentation (opens in a new tab) for configuration and credentials before running it.
Works with
Ecommerce platforms and services
BigCommerce
Systems this server reads from or writes to.
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