Two tools and no credentials is the entire security story: it searches and reads flash-sale offers and stops there. The filter set is what makes it worth having — a price ceiling, a minimum discount, a star rating, flights or hotel-only, a theme, or a radius around a point, all combined in one call — and the details tool gives you by-date prices before you go near a booking page.
A read-only, anonymous MCP server over VeryChic's hotel deals. Two tools: filter the current catalogue down to what you actually want, then open one offer and read its content plus day-by-day availability and prices. No account, no login, no booking.
- Filtered offers — `destination`, `country`, `max_price`, `min_discount`, `min_stars`, `flights_included`, `theme`, or a `near_lat`/`near_lng`/`radius_km` centre — combined with AND, ordered by `sort_by`, capped by `limit` — `verychic_search_offers`
- A theme filter decoded from the catalogue's thematics tags — `adults_only`, `city_break`, `cruise`, `island`, `last_minute`, `luxury`, `mountain`, `nature`, `pool`, `romantic`, `rooftop`, `spa`, `sun` and `villa`
- One offer's advantages and gallery, plus, for hotels, availability and prices by date — `verychic_offer_details`
- Distance sorting: give a centre and each offer comes back with `distance_km`, nearest first
Nothing to clone or install if you have `uv`: the documented client entry runs `uvx` with `verychic-mcp` over stdio (0.1.7 in pyproject), and Claude Code takes `claude mcp add verychic -- uvx verychic-mcp`. Cloud clients can use the hosted Streamable HTTP endpoint at `https://verychic-mcp.fly.dev/mcp` instead. Python >=3.11. No credentials of any kind — it searches and reads offers, never logs in and never books, and the client holds itself to at least 1 s between requests.
One command — uvx verychic-mcp