Continente MCP server

Continente MCP

An MCP server that lets AI assistants shop at Continente.pt: search products, check prices and sale rules, read your favorites and past orders, and fill your cart. Checkout and payment always stay on the website.

Unofficial. This project is not affiliated with, endorsed by or supported by

Continente or MC Sonae. It automates the public website with a headless browser, may break

when the site changes, and should be used in line with the website's terms. You are

responsible for anything placed in your cart.

Features

sale rules for weighted and bulk products.

• Catalogue search and product details, with exact prices, unit prices, availability and

cannot be confirmed, the result says so and tells the assistant to check the cart instead of retrying.

• Safe cart changes. Every change is confirmed by reading the cart back. If a change

sent only to Continente.pt.

• Your account: favorites, order history and a ranking of the products you buy most.
• Runs locally over stdio. Your credentials and session are stored on your computer and

connects, and offers a basket-planner prompt with the full shopping workflow. Nothing extra to install; the same guide also ships as a skill.

• Built-in guidance. The server tells the assistant the cart rules as soon as it

Requirements

any other MCP client

• A Continente.pt account for account features (search and product details work without one)
• Claude Desktop on macOS or Windows for the one-click install, or Node.js 22 or newer for

The server drives the website with Chromium, which it downloads automatically the first time it needs it (about 150 MB, once).

Install in Claude Desktop (one click)

from the latest release.

1. Download continente-mcp.mcpb

in its secure settings storage.

1. Open it. Claude Desktop shows an install dialog; click Install.
2. Enter your Continente email and password when asked. Claude Desktop keeps the password

That's it. The server is also listed in the MCP Registry as io.github.andredelgado/continente-mcp, so clients that browse the registry can find it. To use 1Password instead of storing the password in Claude Desktop, use the manual setup below.

Updates

The server checks npm once a day for a newer release. When there is one, it tells the assistant, so Claude can mention it, and getsessionstatus shows it.

extension in place and keeps your email and password.

• Extension: download the new continente-mcp.mcpb and open it. Claude Desktop updates the

Watch → Custom → Releases.

• npx setups: using continentept-mcp@latest picks up new versions when the client restarts.
• Release emails: on GitHub, choose

Manual setup (any MCP client)

1. Save your credentials in ~/.continentept-mcp/credentials.env (see configuration for other options):

mkdir -p ~/.continentept-mcp && chmod 700 ~/.continentept-mcp
printf 'CONTINENTE_EMAIL=you@example.com\nCONTINENTE_PASSWORD=your-password\n' > ~/.continentept-mcp/credentials.env
chmod 600 ~/.continentept-mcp/credentials.env

Using 1Password? Skip the file and pass secret references through op run instead; see Using 1Password.

Optionally check that login works:

npx -y continentept-mcp login

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.