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Strapi CMS

Integrates with Strapi CMS to enable creating, reading, updating, and deleting content entries with ...

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Integrates with Strapi CMS to enable creating, reading, updating, and deleting content entries with support for filtering, pagination, sorting, and media uploads through URI-based resource patterns.
  1. Log in to your Strapi Admin Panel

    • Open your Strapi web interface (usually at /admin) and sign in using your super admin credentials.
  2. Find or Create Admin Credentials (Recommended Method)

    • If you already have the email and password of a Strapi Super Admin, use these credentials.
    • If you wish to create a dedicated admin user:
      • Go to SettingsAdministration PanelUsers.
      • Click Invite New User or Create New User.
      • Assign the Super Admin role to the user.
      • Set a valid email address and a secure password.
  3. (Optional) Create an API Token

    • In the Strapi Admin Panel, navigate to SettingsAPI Tokens.
    • Click on Create new API Token.
    • Enter a name, description, and select the token type (Full access is recommended).
    • Create the token and make sure to copy and save it, as it will be displayed only once.
    • Note: API tokens can be used instead of admin credentials, but with limited functionality.
  4. Add Your Credentials to the FastMCP Connection Interface

    • Click the Install Now button in the FastMCP connection interface to add environment variables.
    • Fill in the following values:
      • STRAPI_URL: The URL of your Strapi instance (e.g., http://localhost:1337).
      • STRAPI_ADMIN_EMAIL: The email address of your Strapi admin user (from step 2).
      • STRAPI_ADMIN_PASSWORD: The password for your Strapi admin user.
      • (Optional) STRAPI_API_TOKEN: The API token you created (from step 3; use only if you do not wish to provide admin credentials, but note functionality will be limited).
  5. Save and Apply the Configuration

    • Confirm the values in the FastMCP interface.
    • Save or apply the setup to complete your Strapi MCP server connection.

Tip: For full access and best results, using admin credentials is strongly recommended. API tokens should have "Full access" permissions if used.

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