I built an MCP on top of OOREP #2
Description
Hi there 👋
First of all, thank you for releasing and maintaining OOREP. It’s an amazing resource for homeopathic repertorisation and materia medica work. I wanted to let you know that I’ve built a community integration for OOREP for use with AI assistants and agent frameworks:
- Project:
Dhi13man/oorep-mcp - npm package:
oorep-mcp - Protocol: Model Context Protocol (MCP) - used by tools like Claude Desktop, Claude Code, various CLIs, and agent frameworks
In short, oorep-mcp is:
A Model Context Protocol server and TypeScript client SDK that lets AI assistants query OOREP (the public instance at https://www.oorep.com) for:
- Repertory searches (12+ repertories)
- Materia medica searches
- Remedy information lookup
- Listing available repertories and materia medicas
- Guided workflows for symptom analysis, remedy comparison, and case repertorisation
Some quick implementation notes:
- By default it talks to the public OOREP instance (
https://www.oorep.com) via HTTP. - It does not embed or redistribute the OOREP codebase or database; it’s a thin integration layer that forwards structured queries and returns structured results.
- It’s MIT-licensed and clearly positioned as an independent, community-maintained project, not an official OOREP component.
Why I’m opening this issue
I thought this integration might be useful to other users of OOREP who are experimenting with AI assistants (Claude, OpenAI via function calling, Vercel AI SDK, LangChain/LangGraph, etc.) and would benefit from a ready-made way to access OOREP programmatically via those tools.
I wanted to ask if you would be open to adding a small note or “community integrations” footnote in the OOREP repository’s README.md that links to this project.
For example, something along the lines of (wording completely up to you, of course):
## Community integrations
- [oorep-mcp](https://github.com/Dhi13man/oorep-mcp) – Community-maintained Model Context Protocol (MCP) server and TypeScript SDK that lets AI assistants (e.g. Claude, agent frameworks) query the public OOREP instance programmatically.
> Note: This project is not officially affiliated with or endorsed by the OOREP project; it is a third-party integration.If you are open to this, I can raise the PR myself as well.