Avito MCP

avito-mcp

Connect your AI client to your Avito account: read chats and statistics, prepare replies, and manage listings and orders.

Ask your AI client in plain language; it uses this MCP server to call the official Avito APIs. 148 tools across 18 APIs cover buyer chats, listings, statistics, promotion and orders. Run it on your computer or your own server.

You bring an AI client and an Avito account with API access. The client provides the model; this project provides the connection and tools. Automatic replies and scheduled reports need an agent or scheduler configured separately.

Русская версия → · Documentation · Client setup · Workflows · Troubleshooting

New in v2.1.1: step-by-step setup, complete English and Russian workflow and troubleshooting guides, and explicit demo versus live-account instructions. Release notes.

Try without Avito credentials

npx -y avito-mcp@2 --demo

The demo uses fictional data: 53 listings and 2 unread chats. It runs locally, needs no Avito keys and sends no requests to Avito. It walks through a report, a price preview, confirmation and a repeated request that changes the price only once. The first npx run downloads the npm package; from source, use npm run demo.

To use your own Avito account, follow the quick start and omit --demo. Normal server calls use your configured account; demo data never replaces it.

What you can do

Profiles use existing environment variables to expose a focused tool set. The recipes explain what to ask, which tools are involved, and how to check the result.

Quick start

1. Prepare your account

You need Node.js 22.12+, an MCP-capable AI client, and Avito API credentials for your account. Obtain Client_id, Client_secret, and numeric Profile_id through Avito's API account page. Available methods depend on your account's API access; installing this server does not grant additional Avito permissions.

2. Add the server to your client

For Claude Desktop, merge this into its MCP config using Settings → Developer → Edit Config. For Cursor, use your personal ~/.cursor/mcp.json. Replace the three placeholders locally and keep the filled config out of Git.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "avito": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "avito-mcp@2"],
      "env": {
        "Client_id": "YOUR_CLIENT_ID",
        "Client_secret": "YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET",
        "Profile_id": "YOUR_PROFILE_ID",
        "AVITO_MCP_MODE": "read_only"
      }
    }
  }
}

3. Check a real read

Restart the client and ask: “Use Avito to show my account balance and the first page of active listings. Do not change anything.” A successful answer should show your real balance and listing IDs, or an empty list if the account has no listings. The example starts in read_only; without this setting the server's default remains full_access.

VS Code, Zed, Codex and ChatGPT use their own setup formats. Copy the client-specific config, then try a workflow. The examples pin major version 2; pin an exact published version for controlled deployments.

Connect your AI client

These are documented configurations, not a claim that every client/version has been tested against a live Avito account. Report compatibility results with the client version and operating system.

API coverage

The bundled API snapshot covers 138 Swagger operations plus local and meta tools. The full manifest has 148 tools; default registration exposes 144, because token-returning tools and local image uploads require separate opt-ins. read_only exposes 80 before allowlist filtering. Inspect avito://manifest or build dist/manifest.json for exact names, schemas and risks.

Resources include the tool manifest, active configuration, rate limits, pending confirmations and webhook events. Five built-in prompts cover a daily overview, unread chats, promotion preparation, tool explanations and a safety report. Resource and prompt reference.

Safety and retries

• read_only, guarded, and full_access, plus AVITO_MCP_ALLOW_TOOLS / AVITO_MCP_DENY_TOOLS, control which tools are available.
• dryRun: true previews a destructive request without sending it. It does not reserve an action or validate the live account's permission to execute it.
• Money and customer-visible actions use a two-call confirmation flow by default. The agent can make both calls: this is not proof of human approval. Use client-side approvals or the separate approval controls described in safety configuration.
• An idempotencyKey deduplicates the same tool and arguments within the configured retention period. Reuse the same key for the same intended operation. If the outcome is uncertain, reconcile with Avito before retrying or choosing a new key.
• Credentials go directly to Avito; there is no project-operated proxy or telemetry. Tool results are visible to your AI client and may be sent to its model provider under that client's settings.

Business calls use the real Avito account. Start with reads and previews. Ready-to-use safety configurations describe stronger approval controls, upload boundaries and recovery.

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