NeuronSearchLab

NeuronSearchLab

Enables MCP-compatible AI clients to access the NeuronSearchLab recommendation engine for fetching personalized recommendations, tracking user interactions, and managing catalogue items through natural language.

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@neuronsearchlab/mcp

MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for NeuronSearchLab. Gives any MCP-compatible AI client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, etc.) direct access to your recommendation engine — no HTTP wrangling, no token management, just natural language.

"Get 5 recommendations for user alice@example.com"
"Why did item prod-456 rank first for bob?"
"Add a new product to the catalogue — ID: prod-123, name: Running Shoes..."
"Track a click event for alice on item prod-123 from request abc-xyz"

Tools

Tool Description
get_recommendations Fetch personalised recommendations for a user
get_auto_recommendations Auto-sectioned feed with pagination (infinite scroll)
track_event Record a user interaction (click, view, purchase, etc.)
upsert_item Add or update a catalogue item
patch_item Partially update an item (enable/disable, change fields)
delete_items Permanently remove items from the catalogue
search_items Search the catalogue by keyword
explain_ranking Explain why an item ranked where it did for a user

Quickstart

1. Get credentials

Generate SDK Credentials (OAuth 2.0 client ID + secret) from the NeuronSearchLab console.

2. Add to Claude Desktop

Edit ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "neuronsearchlab": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@neuronsearchlab/mcp"],
      "env": {
        "NSL_CLIENT_ID": "your-client-id",
        "NSL_CLIENT_SECRET": "your-client-secret"
      }
    }
  }
}

Restart Claude Desktop. You'll see a 🔌 neuronsearchlab indicator in the toolbar when it's connected.

3. Cursor / other MCP clients

Follow your client's MCP server guide. The command is:

npx @neuronsearchlab/mcp

Set env vars NSL_CLIENT_ID and NSL_CLIENT_SECRET.


Configuration

All configuration is via environment variables:

Variable Required Default Description
NSL_CLIENT_ID OAuth client ID from the console
NSL_CLIENT_SECRET OAuth client secret from the console
NSL_TOKEN_URL No https://auth.neuronsearchlab.com/oauth2/token Token endpoint
NSL_API_BASE_URL No https://api.neuronsearchlab.com API base URL
NSL_TIMEOUT_MS No 15000 Request timeout in milliseconds

Tool reference

get_recommendations

Fetch personalised recommendations for a user. Returns ranked items with scores and a request_id for attribution.

Inputs

Field Type Required Description
user_id string User identifier (UUID, email, or any stable string)
context_id string No Context ID from the console — controls filters, grouping, and quantity defaults
limit integer 1–200 No Number of items to return (defaults to context value, usually 20)
surface string No Rerank surface override (e.g. "homepage", "sidebar")

Example

Get 10 recommendations for user alice@example.com using context homepage-feed

Response format

✅ 10 recommendation(s) for user:
   request_id: ae5ef21b-077a-416f-96af-55d1f99e0bf0  ← pass to track_event
   processing_time: 220ms

1. [prod-123] Running Shoes (score: 0.8741)
   Lightweight trail running shoes with breathable mesh upper...
   metadata: { category="footwear", price=89.99 }
2. [prod-456] Trail Jacket (score: 0.8612)
   ...

get_auto_recommendations

Fetch the next auto-generated section for a user's feed. Designed for infinite-scroll — each call returns one curated section (e.g. "Trending this week", "New for you") plus a cursor for the next section. Call until done: true.

Inputs

Field Type Required Description
user_id string User identifier
context_id string No Optional context ID
limit integer 1–200 No Items per section
cursor string No Pagination cursor from the previous response
window_days integer No Days to look back for "new" content

Example

Get the next section of the feed for user bob, continuing from cursor eyJ2IjoxL...

track_event

Record a user interaction. Always pass request_id from the recommendations response to enable click-through attribution — it's what closes the feedback loop and improves personalisation.

Event IDs are configured in the admin console under Events.

Inputs

Field Type Required Description
event_id integer Numeric event type ID from the admin console
user_id string User who triggered the event
item_id string Item that was interacted with
request_id string No request_id from the recommendations response (for attribution)
session_id string No Session identifier for grouping events within a visit

Example

Track a click event — user alice clicked item prod-123 from recommendation request ae5ef21b-077a

upsert_item

Add or update an item in the catalogue. The description field is used to generate the embedding — write it to be rich and descriptive to improve match quality.

Inputs

Field Type Required Description
item_id string (UUID) Unique item identifier
name string Display name
description string Rich description for embedding generation
metadata object No Arbitrary key-value pairs (category, price, tags) returned with recommendations

Example

Add an item — ID: a1b2c3d4-e5f6-7890-abcd-ef1234567890, name: "Trail Running Shoes",
description: "Lightweight trail running shoes with breathable mesh upper, responsive foam
midsole, and Vibram outsole. Ideal for 5K to marathon distances on technical terrain.",
metadata: { category: "footwear", price: 129.99, brand: "Salomon" }

💡 Tip: The richer the description, the better the embedding — include category, attributes, use-case, and audience alongside the product copy.


patch_item

Partially update an existing catalogue item. Most commonly used to enable or disable items without re-uploading the full entry.

Inputs

Field Type Required Description
item_id string Item to update
active boolean No false to exclude from recommendations without deleting
(any other field) any No Additional fields to update

Example

Disable item prod-123 — set active to false

delete_items

Permanently remove items from the catalogue. Cannot be undone. To temporarily exclude items, use patch_item with active: false.

Inputs

Field Type Required Description
item_ids string[] (max 100) Item IDs to delete

Example

Delete items prod-999 and prod-998 from the catalogue

search_items

Search the catalogue by keyword. Returns item IDs, names, descriptions, and status.

Inputs

Field Type Required Description
query string Text to search for
limit integer 1–100 No Max results (default 20)

Example

Search the catalogue for "running shoes"

explain_ranking

Explain why a specific item was ranked at a given position for a user. Returns a score breakdown, applied rules, and a pipeline trace.

Inputs

Field Type Required Description
item_id string Item to explain
user_id string No User to score against (omit for a neutral baseline)
context_id string No Context ID to apply scoring rules from

Example

Why did item prod-456 rank first for user bob@example.com?

Response format

📊 Ranking explanation for item: prod-456
   User: bob@example.com

Final score: 0.9124

─── Score breakdown ───
  embedding_similarity: 0.8741
  rule_boost: 0.0383

─── Applied rules ───
  ✅ matched  Category boost (boost)
  ⬜ no match Recent purchase filter (filter)

─── Pipeline trace ───
  ✅ candidate_retrieval: passed
  ✅ embedding_score: passed
  ✅ rule_engine: passed
  ✅ rerank: passed

Authentication

The server uses OAuth 2.0 Client Credentials — no user login required. Tokens are fetched automatically on startup, cached in memory, and refreshed 60 seconds before expiry. Concurrent refresh calls are deduplicated (a single in-flight request is shared).

If authentication fails on startup, the server exits immediately with a clear error message — no silent failures.


Development

git clone https://github.com/NeuronSearchLab/mcp
cd mcp
npm install

Set credentials:

export NSL_CLIENT_ID=your-client-id
export NSL_CLIENT_SECRET=your-client-secret

Run in dev mode (tsx, no build step):

npm run dev

Build:

npm run build          # compiles TypeScript to dist/
node dist/index.js     # run the built server

Test results

See docs/test-results.md for live test output against the production API.


License

MIT

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