Movidesk

Read-only MCP server for querying Movidesk tickets through the public Movidesk API.

Requirements

• Bun installed.
• A Movidesk API token.

OpenCode Configuration

Add this server to your OpenCode configuration file.

On Windows, this is usually:

%USERPROFILE%\.config\opencode\opencode.json

Configuration:

{
  "$schema": "https://opencode.ai/config.json",
  "mcp": {
    "mcp-movidesk": {
      "type": "local",
      "command": ["bunx", "mcp-movidesk@latest"],
      "enabled": true,
      "environment": {
        "MOVIDESK_TOKEN": "your-movidesk-api-token"
      }
    }
  }
}

OpenCode expects MCP servers under the mcp key. Do not use mcpServers, args, or env for this configuration format.

Restart OpenCode after changing the configuration.

Tools

• get_ticket: returns the main ticket data and a short summary of recent actions.
• get_ticket_history: returns ticket history, comments, inline comment images, status changes, and interactions.
• get_ticket_attachments: returns ticket attachment metadata plus inline comment images, hashes, and download URLs without the token.
• get_ticket_inline_image: downloads one inline comment image by storage hash using the server-side Movidesk token and returns image content without exposing the token.

All tools are read-only. They do not create, update, or delete Movidesk tickets.

Usage

After configuring OpenCode, ask for a numeric ticket ID, for example:

Use Movidesk to get ticket 123456

Rate Limit

Movidesk allows 10 API requests per minute. This server has a built-in guard that serializes outbound API requests and waits at least 6.1 seconds between them.

Agent guidance:

• Do not call the tools in bulk or in parallel.
• Prefer one ticket lookup at a time.
• Wait for each result before deciding whether another tool call is needed.
• If Movidesk returns 429, respect the returned retryAfterSeconds value.

Security

• The server only performs GET requests.
• The Movidesk token is read from MOVIDESK_TOKEN.
• Attachment URLs returned by the tool do not include the token.
• Inline image downloads use the server-side token internally and do not expose it in responses.
• Large responses are summarized or truncated before being returned to the MCP client.
• Requests are serialized to stay close to the Movidesk limit of 10 requests per minute.