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PICA MCP Server — Account & Team Settings

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@withpica/mcp-server-settings

Deprecated in Phase 2 of ADR-181 — use @withpica/mcp-server instead.

This package published a workspace-settings slice of the PICA customer MCP surface (account, team management, memory, integrations, purchases, recent AI activity audit). Every tool it ever shipped is already registered by @withpica/mcp-server; HTTP clients were always served from the consolidated registry via /api/mcp.

Note: pica_audit_list was the single tool that shipped only on @withpica/mcp-server-settings before the ADR-181 consolidation. It was ported to @withpica/mcp-server in Phase 1 — see the ADR-181 Phase 1 PR on develop for the port commit.

Migration

Install @withpica/mcp-server and update your Claude Desktop / agent config to point at that package's stdio entry. Tool names, schemas, scopes, and behaviour are unchanged.

npm install -g @withpica/mcp-server

Timeline

  • Phase 1 (current, landed on develop): source merge already reconciled into mcp-server/, including the pica_audit_list port. This directory stays in place so existing installs keep working.
  • Phase 2 (next): final minor release of @withpica/mcp-server-settings with a boot-time console.warn and a package.json deprecated field pointing at @withpica/mcp-server.
  • Phase 3 (after one minor-version soak): npm deprecate tombstone, Smithery listing retirement, and this directory is removed from the monorepo.

Questions

Open a PR referencing ADR-181 or file an issue.

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Package last updated on 19 Apr 2026

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