untappd-mcp

Untappd MCP

Talks to Untappd's mobile (v4) API using your own account. Logs in via the app's xauth endpoint (username + password → access token) and calls the same endpoints the iPad app uses.

Setup

Set four environment variables (see the README for details):

• UNTAPPD_USERNAME, UNTAPPD_PASSWORD — your Untappd login.
• UNTAPPD_CLIENT_ID, UNTAPPD_CLIENT_SECRET — the Untappd mobile app client credentials (obtained by intercepting the app's traffic; see README).

Run untappd_healthcheck to confirm login works.

Read tools

• untappd_search_beer / untappd_beer_info — find beers, then get full detail by bid.
• untappd_search_brewery / untappd_brewery_info — breweries.
• untappd_search_venue / untappd_venue_info — bars, breweries, restaurants.
• untappd_venue_menu — a venue's verified beer menu, flattened. Use instead of venue_info for "what's on tap" — venue_info returns only the first section of each menu and under-reports large boards. This pages sections under a per-call max_pages budget (like the sync tools) and is resumable: it returns another_run_needed + next_section_offset when the budget runs out, or truncated if the upstream stops returning sections short of coverage.
• untappd_user_info — a user's profile (omit username for your own).
• untappd_user_checkins — recent check-ins (page with max_id).
• untappd_user_wishlist — wishlist beers.
• untappd_user_beers — distinct beers ever checked in.
• untappd_user_badges / untappd_user_friends.
• untappd_activity_feed — your friend feed (page with max_id).
• untappd_checkin_info — full detail of one check-in.

Most user tools default username to your configured account when omitted.

Write tools (confirm-gated — these post to your public account)

Each returns a dry-run preview and makes NO network call unless called with confirm: true:

• untappd_toast — toast/like a check-in (this endpoint is a toggle).
• untappd_add_comment — comment on a check-in.
• untappd_checkin — post a new beer check-in to your feed (needs a bid from untappd_search_beer; optional rating 0–5 in 0.25 steps, shout, venue).

Photo attachment and wishlist add/remove are not yet supported.

Check-in cache

The API can't answer "has this user ever had beer X?" without paging their whole history (50/page, rate-limited). These tools keep a SQLite mirror so that question is answered instantly with no API calls. On the stdio server the mirror is a local file (UNTAPPD_CACHE_DB, default ~/.untappd-mcp/checkins.db); the store is injectable, so another deployment can back it differently. Same tools either way.

Sync first, then query. Two sources; both resumable (max_pages/call, progress saved per page, another_run_needed until done). Omit username for your own account; another user must be public or your friend.

• untappd_sync_user_beers — start here for has-had questions. Pages the user's COMPLETE distinct-beers list (cheap, and pages fully for anyone).
• untappd_sync_checkins — detailed check-ins (venue/date). Only your OWN account pages fully; for anyone else Untappd returns just the recent ~50 and the result reports history_truncated (it won't falsely claim backfill_complete). force_backfill: true resets a cache wrongly marked complete and re-pages (rows kept).

Query tools (has-had ones consult BOTH sources — a hit in either = had):

• untappd_cache_has_had — has the user had a beer? By exact bid or a case-insensitive beer_name substring.
• untappd_cache_has_had_many — batch had/not-had for a list of bids.
• untappd_cache_not_had — from a list of bids, the ones NOT had.
• untappd_top_not_had — from a list of bids, the top N NOT-had beers by Untappd rating, with an optional style filter ("what should I order off this tap list?"). Uses a beer_meta cache; calls beer/info only on miss/stale, capped at api_budget per run (partial/another_run_needed when exceeded).
• untappd_cache_query — filter cached check-ins by brewery, style, min_rating, venue, and date range.

Every cache read returns a freshness block reporting each source's completeness separately (plus coverage_complete and a caveat when incomplete), so you can flag a "not found" as possibly a false negative until the relevant sync finishes.