Asking where something is only half-solves an inventory problem; the other half is what else is there. `get-location-by-name` returns the location together with the items on it, which is the query you actually run when you are standing in a store cupboard. Creating items from chat is the natural counterpart — new equipment gets recorded while you are holding it rather than later.
A bridge to itemit, an asset-management platform for tracking physical things: equipment, tools, stock. It searches items by name, lists what you have, creates new records, and finds a location along with the items sitting in it — so an inventory question can be asked rather than clicked through.
- `get-items` lists the items in your workspace
- `search-item-by-name` finds an item by name
- `create-item` adds a new asset record
- `get-location-by-name` finds a location and the items on it, with `limit` defaulting to 25 and capped at 100, and `skip` for paging
- `get-reminders` returns the reminders set against your assets
An itemit account and four credentials from it: `ITEMIT_API_KEY`, `ITEMIT_USER_ID`, `ITEMIT_USER_TOKEN` and `ITEMIT_WORKSPACE_ID`. Node.js v16+ recommended; clone the repository, `npm install`, `npm run build`, then point your client at `build/index.js` over stdio with those four in the env block (package `itemit-mcp`, version 1.0.0).