deleteMultipleItemsFromList
Delete multiple items from a specific shopping list by their names.
LABSCO SUMMARY
The shopping list your household already uses, writable from a conversation.
The point is that it is the list on everyone's phone rather than a new one — "milk, 2 litres" added from wherever you happen to be talking appears on the family list, and a batch save puts a whole recipe's ingredients in as a single call. It rides an unofficial API rather than a published one, which is the trade: nothing about it is guaranteed to keep working.
What it is
A local server over the Bring! shopping list API. It loads your lists, adds and removes items with their quantity or type carried as a specification, and covers what surrounds that: the default list, list members, pending invitations, and the item catalog.
What you get
- Every shopping list on the account, plus the default list's UUID for when nobody says which one
- The items on a list, and their details
- An item saved with a specification carrying quantity or type — Milk with 2 liters
- Several items saved in one call, and several deleted by name in one call
- An item removed outright, or moved to the recently-used list so it is easy to re-add
- An image attached to an item from a local path or a URL, and removed again
- The people on a list, the authenticated user's settings, and any invitations still waiting for an answer
- The Bring! item catalog and interface translations for a locale, so item names come back in the right language
Requirements
A Bring! account, with the email in MAIL and the password in PW — either in a .env file or injected as environment variables by your client. Authentication happens on the first API call, so there is no separate login step. Runs over stdio through npx bring-mcp@latest. It speaks to an unofficial Bring! API and the author has no affiliation with Bring! Labs, so the interface can change or be blocked without notice.
Setup effort
One command — npx -y bring-mcp@latest
USE CASES
01
Adding things as you think of them
Get the default list, then save the item with its quantity or type in the specification.
02
Turning a recipe into a shop
Save the whole ingredient list to one list in a single batch call.
03
Clearing off what you already bought
Delete several items by name at once, or move one to the recently-used list so re-adding it is quick.
04
Checking what is on there already
Load the lists, then read the items and their details before adding duplicates.
05
Sorting out who is on which list
Read the people on a list and any invitations still waiting for a response.
06
Getting item names right in your language
Load the catalog and translations for the locale before writing item names into the list.
16 tools
Counted once with only startup setup. Other versions, modes or optional credentials may expose a different list.
getAllUsersFromList
Get all users associated with a specific shopping list.
getDefaultList
Get the UUID of the default shopping list for the authenticated user. Use this if the user does not ask for a special list.
getItems
Get all items from a specific shopping list.
getItemsDetails
Get details for items in a list. (Take listUuid)
getPendingInvitations
Get any pending invitations for the authenticated user to join shopping lists.
getUserSettings
Get the settings for the current authenticated user.
loadCatalog
Load the Bring! catalog for a specific locale. This contains standard items.
loadLists
Load all shopping lists from Bring!
loadTranslations
Load translations for item names and other UI elements. Optionally specify a locale (e.g., 'de-DE', 'en-US'). Defaults to 'en-US'.
moveToRecentList
Move an item from a shopping list to the recently used items list.
removeItem
Remove an item from a specific shopping list.
removeItemImage
Remove an image from an item on a shopping list.
saveItem
Save an item to a shopping list. Use the "specification" parameter to add details like quantity or type (e.g., itemName: "Milk", specification: "2 liters").
saveItemBatch
Save multiple items to a shopping list. For each item, you can provide an "itemName" and an optional "specification" for details like quantity or type (input e.g., [{ "itemName": "Eggs", "specification": "dozen" },{ "itemName":"Apples", "specification": "10" }]).
saveItemImage
Save an image for an item on a shopping list. Provide a local path or a URL to the image.
BEFORE YOU INSTALL
What to know first
Tools you get
16 tools when we connected.
Requires
- npx on PATH
- MAIL in your environment
- PW in your environment
CONTEXT COST
Light Standing cost
Rated by the size of the 16 tool definitions that ride along on every turn, not by how many there are
INSTALLATION
Connect your client
Add the block to your client, or run the command directly.
Server setup
Configuration file
JSON
{
"mcpServers": {
"bring-mcp": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"bring-mcp@latest"
],
"env": {
"MAIL": "<YOUR_MAIL>",
"PW": "<YOUR_BRING_PASSWORD>"
}
}
}
}npx
TERMINAL
npx -y bring-mcp@latest
