MCP Enablement PI1

MCP Enablement PI1 is a server, which implements the MCP protocol, designed to expose Orange’s network APIs, as tools directly usable by AI assistants. It is part of the MCP Enablement initiative by the Commonalities working group of the CAMARA project (of which Orange is founding member), whose goal is to define how CAMARA standardized network APIs can be made accessible through AI tools.

The server provides a set of tools, covering the main network capabilities exposed by Orange’s playground: device location, geographic presence verification, SIM swap detection, roaming status, network reachability, population density, identity verification (KYC Match), and Quality of Service (QoS) session management. Playground administration tools complete the system, notably by enabling the management of test telephone numbers.

Written in TypeScript, and built on the MCP TypeScript SDK, the server communicates via STDIO transport, and integrates natively with any compatible MCP client, such as Claude Desktop, Cline, or Goose. Authentication, against the Orange APIs, is handled via OAuth 2.0, using credentials issued from the Orange developer portal.

Source code available on GitHub, under the Apache 2.0 licence.