Shopar · For people and agents

Use Shopar with your own permissions.

Shopar tools act through your account. Our public docs explain today's architecture, safety boundaries, and roadmap for agent integrations.

Request flowUpdated 2026-10-08
UOperatorTheir own Shopar accountIdentity
TShopar toolsCLI today · MCP plannedClient
SShopar backendCurrent permission check per requestAuthority
MMCP connectionNot available yetPlanned
Now and next

What's ready, what's coming?

We label feature status clearly. An item marked planned does not have a live endpoint or client configuration.

Available

Shopar Admin CLI v1.0.0

Downloads, setup guidance, and focused method help are in the Tools area inside Shopar Admin for authorized operators.

Available

Docs for people and agents

Readable web guides plus Markdown and an llms.txt index generated from the same source.

Planned

Shopar MCP

A future MCP integration will expose Shopar tools while preserving each operator's permissions. It is not live yet.

Trust and permissions

Installing a tool doesn't grant access.

A tool can perform only actions allowed for the signed-in person's account. Shopar's backend checks role and action permissions on every request.

  • ✓The operator owns the identity; there is no shared admin key.
  • ✓Admin, moderator, and accountant permissions may differ.
  • ✓An agent should ask before consequential changes.
Open docs

Understand the system first.

Read focused pages about architecture and safety, or give an agent the Markdown version of the same content.

Last updated: 2026-10-08 · No public MCP endpoint is available yet.