nc://dsers

DSers: dropshipping work from chat — find suppliers, publish listings, set prices, fulfill orders and track parcels. A Nodecode rewrite of dsers/dsers-agent-plugin by dsers.

Get it

Tell the agent "add the dsers cell", or run nodecode add nc://dsers.

Set it up

DSers serves its own tools over a remote MCP endpoint, so the cell needs the access token that endpoint issues for your account. An Advanced, Pro or Enterprise DSers plan includes it; the Basic plan does not.

1. Authorize the DSers MCP connection once (the service documents its OAuth sign-in at https://www.dsers.com/en/mcp-server) and keep the access token.
2. Put it where the cell reads it, in the dsers section of ~/.nodecode/config.jsonc: "token" written inline, or "token_env" naming an environment variable that holds it.
3. (restart-cells "nodecode-dsers"), then ask /dsers tools.

config.example.jsonc shows the section. The endpoint defaults to the service's own server and can be pointed elsewhere for a regional account.

Use it

• dsers_tools lists the tools this account may call, each with the first line of what it does and its arguments. The list is the server's, not a fixed one: a plan, a store or a channel decides what appears.
• dsers_call calls one by name with its own arguments, e.g. (dsers_call "list_stores"), and answers the tool's text.
• /dsers shows the endpoint in use and whether a token is there; /dsers tools lists the tools.
• (help :dsers) is the workflow: what DSers connects, which reads are free of consequences, which writes spend money or publish, and what each error code means.

The tools cover the store overview, supplier and product search, the Import List, price and profit checks, supplier mapping, order diagnosis and placement, and parcel tracking. Writes — publishing a listing, changing a price, placing a supplier order, cancelling one, sending tracking — are the account's own operations; the cell asks the model to show what will change and wait for your yes first.

What is in it

It speaks MCP's streamable HTTP transport: initialize, tools/list, tools/call, one session at a time, re-initialized when the server drops it.