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taokeh mcp

taokeh mcp

@taokehTypeScriptMITUpdated Yesterday

Malaysian SME accounting, e-Invoice and payroll for your AI. 61 tools; writes are approved drafts.

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Server endpointStreamable HTTPOAuthProbed
https://taokeh.my/mcp

This is the third-party server itself — Odel doesn't run it. Hitting this URL directly talks straight to the upstream server with no auth or proxying. Connect through Odel to front it with managed auth.

taokeh-mcp

Public code and skills for the Taokeh MCP connector. Taokeh (https://taokeh.my) is accounting, e-Invoice and payroll software for Malaysian small businesses; the connector lets the AI you already use — Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP-capable client — read a company's books and file drafts that a person approves inside Taokeh. Nothing posts by itself.

What is here

PathWhat it is
clients/mcp-reference/taokeh-mcp-client on npm — a small CLI and library that connects with a personal token, lists the tools, and calls one. Reference code for developers scripting against their own books.
skills/ask-taokeh/A skill for day-to-day bookkeeping through the connector: money-in and money-out workflows, the weekly bank review, how to read the numbers honestly.
skills/ask-taokeh-migration/A skill for moving a company's books into Taokeh from another system, in the right order, with the cutover rules that keep totals honest.

The connector itself is hosted at https://taokeh.my/mcp. Endpoint, auth and the full tool catalogue: https://taokeh.my/mcp-server.

Connecting a chat client

You do not need anything in this repo for that. Claude, ChatGPT and other MCP clients connect to the endpoint directly; the steps are on the docs page above.

Contributing

Issues are welcome. This repo is mirrored from Taokeh's main codebase, so please open an issue before a pull request — changes land in the source first and are published here.

Licence

MIT for the code and skill text in this repo (see LICENSE). Taokeh is a trademark of Enya Venture; no trademark rights are granted, and forks must not use the Taokeh name or imply endorsement.