# drjerryrelth/ghl-command-feedback [Health: Active]

**Category:** 🎯 Marketing  
**Repository:** https://github.com/drjerryrelth/ghl-command-feedback  
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**Directory Page:** https://allmcps.com/mcp/drjerryrelth-ghl-command-feedback

## Description
GoHighLevel (GHL) MCP server. 212 tools across 43 modules including the only programmatic GHL workflow builder (private API, reverse-engineered), funnel + page editor, form builder, pipeline builder, goal event builder, pre-deploy validator, multi-sub-account switching, bulk operations, and full account export. Built for agency operators managing many client GHL sub-accounts. Paid, $97 one-time, 30-day refund. Install: npx -y @elitedcs/ghl-mcp. Buy: elitedcs.com/ghl-mcp-server.

## Tools
Capabilities this server exposes over MCP:

- **get_mcp_version** — Check the installed version of GHL Command against the latest version published to npm. Use this to confirm an upgrade landed after restarting Claude. Returns installed version, latest version, whether up-to-date, and the one-line restart instruction if not.
- **setup_ghl_mcp** — First-run setup AND license upgrades for GHL Command. Validates your license and GHL credentials, then writes them to a per-user credentials file; restart Claude once after it completes. UPGRADING an existing install (e.g. free key to paid)? Supply ONLY email + license_key — the GHL credentials and any Workflow Builder unlock already saved on this machine are reused and kept; do not re-enter ghl_api_key or ghl_location_id. No license yet? Paid ($97/mo) at https://ghlcommand.com — or a FREE read-only key, instantly, at https://ghlcommand.com/free.
- **request_license** — Get a GHL Command license. Use this if you installed from npm but don't have a license yet (or setup_ghl_mcp says your license is missing/invalid). GHL Command is $97/mo — every sub-account you manage, 3-machine activation, includes the only programmatic GHL workflow builder. There's also a FREE read-only tier (account audits + all reads on your own account) — instant key at https://ghlcommand.com/free. Leave your email and we'll send the purchase link + setup help; the tool also returns where to buy right now.
- **auto_capture_firebase_script** — Get the browser-console script that auto-extracts the 3 Firebase fields needed to enable the Workflow Builder. PREFER `capture_firebase_interactive` when Chrome/Edge is installed (one-click, zero pasting); this script is the fallback for locked-down machines and the path for capturing a CLIENT account's Firebase (multi-tenant). Run this, copy the script, paste it into Chrome DevTools Console on a tab logged into GHL, press Enter, and the result lands in your clipboard. Then paste the JSON into setup_ghl_mcp's firebase_paste field (or enable_workflow_builder's).
- **capture_firebase_interactive** — One-click Workflow Builder unlock (EASIEST PATH — try this before auto_capture_firebase_script). Also the unlock for the FREE tier's account auditor (audit_workflows, validate_workflow) — same one-time login. Opens a Chrome window where you just log into GHL; GHL Command captures the Firebase credentials itself and saves them. No DevTools, no pasting. Re-run the same tool if the first call says it's still waiting for your login. After the first successful run, future re-captures (refresh-token rotations) happen silently with no window at all. Falls back cleanly: if no Chrome/Edge is installed, use auto_capture_firebase_script instead.

## Claude Desktop Quick Installation
Install path detected from listing signals. Uses `npx` (confidence: high):

```json
"mcpServers": {
  "ghl-command-feedback": {
    "command": "npx",
    "args": ["-y","@elitedcs/ghl-mcp@latest"],
    "env": {
      "GHL_API_KEY": "",
      "GHL_LOCATION_ID": "",
      "GHL_LICENSE_KEY": ""
    }
  }
}
```

**Requires environment variables:** `GHL_API_KEY`, `GHL_LOCATION_ID`, `GHL_LICENSE_KEY` — the values above are empty placeholders; fill in real credentials before running (see the repository for what each one is for).

## Documentation

## What drjerryrelth/ghl-command-feedback MCP server does

The drjerryrelth/ghl-command-feedback MCP server exposes GoHighLevel operations to Claude through the Model Context Protocol. The published package contains 232 tools organized across account management, CRM, messaging, calendars, opportunities, invoices, estimates, payments, products, coupons, documents, templates, custom objects, and other modules.

It also covers operations that are not available through GoHighLevel’s public API alone. These include creating and editing workflows, cloning workflows with identifier remapping, building funnels and pages, creating forms with conditional logic, managing pipelines and stages, validating workflows, exporting accounts, comparing locations, and deploying templates.

## How it works

The server is distributed as the `@elitedcs/ghl-mcp` npm package and communicates over stdio. Claude Desktop and Claude Code launch it with `npx`, then MCP tool calls are translated into GoHighLevel API requests. For builder functionality, the implementation also uses GoHighLevel’s internal backend API, the same general backend used by the web interface.

A location can be selected or changed during a session through the multi-tenant location tools. Agency keys, registered locations, company Firebase credentials, and location registrations are handled by dedicated tools. Account-wide checks include workflow audits, workflow validation, account health summaries, exports, and location comparisons.

## Setup and configuration

Install the package with:

```bash
npx -y @elitedcs/ghl-mcp@latest
```

The standard configuration supplies `GHL_API_KEY`, `GHL_LOCATION_ID`, and `GHL_LICENSE_KEY`. The requirements include Node.js 20 or newer, a GoHighLevel account with API access, and a location ID. A free read-only license is available without a card; the paid subscription is listed as $97 per month and unlocks write operations and Firebase-gated builders.

The `setup_ghl_mcp` tool validates credentials and writes them to a per-user credentials file. Workflow Builder features need Firebase credentials. `capture_firebase_interactive` can collect them through a Chrome window; `auto_capture_firebase_script` provides a browser-console fallback and can be used for client-account captures.

## Tools and capabilities

The drjerryrelth/ghl-command-feedback MCP server includes tools for:

- Creating, updating, searching, tagging, and deleting contacts, including bulk contact operations.
- Reading and sending messages, managing conversations, and handling appointments and calendars.
- Creating and editing workflows, goal events, branches, actions, and publications.
- Auditing workflows for broken references and validating workflow configurations.
- Building and editing funnels, landing pages, forms, pipelines, and stages.
- Switching between registered locations and managing sub-account records.
- Exporting accounts, comparing locations, deploying templates, and applying build plans.
- Managing custom objects, invoices, estimates, payments, products, coupons, documents, and message templates.

## Limitations and notes

This is a commercial server distributed through npm; the repository is a public issue tracker and metadata location rather than the server source.

Builder functions depend on internal GoHighLevel APIs and Firebase credentials, so they have different requirements from ordinary public-API reads. The free tier is read-only and lists 106 available tools. GoHighLevel API access and valid account credentials remain necessary regardless of license tier.

_Full upstream README: https://allmcps.com/mcp/drjerryrelth-ghl-command-feedback/readme_