LumbreTravel Gateway Service Node

This constitutes the MCP node gateway providing programmatic conduit to the proprietary LumbreTravel Application Programming Interface (API).

LumbreTravel furnishes a robust platform for overseeing travel agendas and operational elements. This specialized MCP node facilitates seamless interaction with that system from environments such as Claude Desktop or analogous MCP client applications.

Core Capabilities

This connectivity server exposes the full spectrum of operational functionalities furnished by the LumbreTravel API for remote execution.

Programmatic Structures (Programs)

• create_program - Instantiate a novel travel itinerary structure.
• update_program - Modify the parameters of an extant itinerary structure.
• delete_program - Permanently retire an itinerary structure.
• reactivate_program - Restore operational status to a previously archived itinerary structure.

Itinerary Components (Activities)

• add_activities - Append specific operational tasks or features to a designated program.
• update_activities - Revise the details pertaining to existing program activities.
• delete_activities - Erase specified activities from a program's manifest.

Participant Records (Passengers)

• get_passengers_by_fullname - Retrieve participant data using their complete nomenclature.
• get_passengers_by_email - Fetch participant records via their electronic mail address.
• create_bulk_passengers - Introduce a large cohort of participant entries simultaneously.
• create_passengers - Register an individual participant entity.
• update_passengers - Alter information associated with registered participants.
• delete_passengers - Systematically remove participant entries.
• reactivate_passenger - Re-enable an archived participant record.
• add_passengers_to_program - Link participant entities to a specific travel program.

Facilitator Networks (Agencies)

• get_agencies - Enumerate all registered facilitator organizations.
• get_agency_by_name - Locate a facilitator organization using its trade name.
• create_agency - Establish a new facilitator organization record.
• update_agency - Modify the profile details of a registered facilitator.
• delete_agency - Archive the record of a facilitator organization.
• reactivate_agency - Restore the status of a deactivated facilitator organization.

Lodging Assets (Hotels)

• create_hotel - Register a new lodging facility into the asset registry.
• update_hotel - Adjust the configuration details for a lodging asset.
• delete_hotel - Decommission a lodging asset record.
• reactivate_hotel - Restore the active status of a lodging asset record.
• get_hotel_by_name - Search for a lodging asset based on its designation.
• get_hotels - Retrieve the complete roster of lodging assets.

Supplemental Offerings (Services)

• create_service - Introduce a new supplemental offering into the catalog.
• update_service - Modify the specification of an existing supplemental offering.
• delete_service - Remove a supplemental offering from availability.
• reactivate_service - Make a previously retired supplemental offering available again.
• get_services_by_name - Find a supplemental offering using its nomenclature.

Service Linguistic Support (Service Languages)

• create_service_language - Define language support for a specific service offering.
• update_service_language - Amend the established language parameters for a service.
• delete_service_language - Deactivate the language association for a service.
• reactivate_service_language - Reinstate the language association for a service.
• get_service_language_by_name - Query language settings by name related to a service.
• get_service_languages - Obtain all configured language supports for services.

Resource Vendors (Providers)

• create_provider - Onboard a new operational vendor.
• update_provider - Revise the operational details of an existing vendor.
• delete_provider - Decommission a vendor record.
• reactivate_provider - Bring a decommissioned vendor back into active status.
• get_provider_by_name - Locate a vendor by their established name.
• get_providers - List all registered operational vendors.

Itinerary Oversight Personnel (Leaders)

• create_leader - Register a designated leadership figure.
• update_leader - Adjust the profile information for a leader.
• delete_leader - Archive the record of a leader.
• reactivate_leader - Restore the active status of a leader record.
• get_leaders - Fetch the roster of designated leaders.

Transport Assets (Vehicles)

• create_vehicle - Log a new transportation asset into the inventory.
• update_vehicle - Modify specifications for a transportation asset.
• delete_vehicle - Retire a transportation asset from the registry.
• reactivate_vehicle - Re-enable a retired transportation asset.
• get_vehicles - Retrieve the current fleet inventory.

Inclusions/Entitlements (Includes)

• create_include - Define a new bundled feature or entitlement.
• update_include - Modify the attributes of an existing entitlement.
• delete_include - Remove an entitlement definition.
• reactivate_include - Re-activate a dormant entitlement definition.
• get_includes - Retrieve the catalog of bundled entitlements.

Temporal Summaries (Seasons)

• get_season_summary - Fetch an aggregated overview report for a specified travel season.

Operational Setup

Prerequisites for Utilization

Operationalizing this server necessitates obtaining valid LumbreTravel Client Identifier and Client Secret credentials. These can be procured without charge via the developer portal at https://developers.mercadolibre.com/; this involves registering a new application to acquire the necessary authentication tokens.

Once these identifiers are secured, configure the system by setting the CLIENT_ID and CLIENT_SECRET environment parameters.

Deployment Methodology

There exist two primary pathways for integrating this server instance:

Installation via Smithery

For automated deployment tailored for Claude Desktop via the Smithery orchestration layer:

bash npx -y @smithery/cli install @lumile/lumbretravel-mcp --client claude

Pathway A: NPX Execution (Recommended)

Integrate the subsequent configuration block into your Claude Desktop configuration manifest:

{ "mcpServers": { "lumbretravel-mcp": { "command": "npx", "args": [ "-y", "lumbretravel-mcp" ], "env": { "CLIENT_ID": "", "CLIENT_SECRET": "", "EMAIL": "", "PASSWORD": "" } } } }

Pathway B: Local System Installation

1. Retrieve a local copy of the source repository (Clone).

2. Install required dependencies: bash npm install

3. Compile the server source code: bash npm run build

4. Incorporate this configuration structure into your Claude Desktop manifest:

{ "mcpServers": { "lumbretravel-mcp": { "command": "node", "args": [ "/path/to/lumbretravel-mcp/dist/index.js" ], "env": { "CLIENT_ID": "", "CLIENT_SECRET": "", "EMAIL": "", "PASSWORD": "" } } } }

Troubleshooting

Given that MCP servers communicate over standard input/output streams (stdio), diagnosis can be complicated. We endorse the utilization of the MCP Inspector, accessible via a dedicated package script:

bash npm run inspector

The Inspector utility will furnish a web Uniform Resource Locator (URL) for accessing diagnostic instrumentation within a standard web browser environment.

Collaboration Directives

Contributions are enthusiastically welcomed! Kindly submit a Pull Request detailing any new MCP server integrations or proposed enhancements to the underlying source code.

Stipulation of Use

This software component is strictly designated for interaction solely with the LumbreTravel API endpoints.

Licensing Details

Refer to the [LICENSE.md] document for comprehensive terms and conditions.

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