List pending optimization work that needs attention.
ContextAuthenticated user connects a compatible MCP client.
ResultRead-only job titles, states and relevant context.
MCP lets power users query approved TaskerArmy work while keeping write authority and production decisions inside the product.
The example shows the store need, the relevant context and the result delivered to the team.
ContextAuthenticated user connects a compatible MCP client.
ResultRead-only job titles, states and relevant context.
Contextcontrol over publishing is intentionally excluded.
ResultRequest remains unsupported inside MCP.
ContextUser removes or revokes the MCP credential.
ResultFurther access stops without changing Shopify state.
It exposes the supported read-only context documented by TaskerArmy rather than presenting an unrestricted tool server.
Model input does not choose an arbitrary tenant, which reduces the risk of cross-account access.
The integration does not deploy code, publish a theme or act as a substitute approval surface.
Store, finding, job, status and evidence should remain consistent enough for clients to use safely.
The external client receives only the context required for the authorized MCP capability.
The setup documentation should identify where the connection is managed and what confirms that access has been revoked.
No. The current public MCP capability is read-only and does not provide control over publishing.
The integration is designed to resolve tenant scope from authentication rather than accepting an arbitrary tenant from model input.
Authenticated users manage the supported MCP setup through the TaskerArmy dashboard documentation and connection surface.
Keep implementation and approval in TaskerArmy while compatible clients help users inspect the queue.