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OpenSuiteMCP

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NetSuite AI Connector, tools, prompts, and skills — in one client.

Self-hostable chat UI that speaks NetSuite’s MCP stack: AI Connector auth, Standard Tools, Companion prompts, and SuiteCloud Agent Skills.

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OpenSuiteMCP
Your NetSuite AI Assistant

Oracle meets OSMCP — the full stack

Oracle’s AI Connector, MCP tools, prompt library, and skills. OpenSuiteMCP is the harness that ties them together and adds personas, additional skills, and slash commands.

Oracle · in NetSuite

  • NetSuite AI Connector Service

    NetSuite’s remote MCP endpoint into the account (OAuth 2.0 + PKCE).

    Oracle docs
  • MCP Standard Tools SuiteApp

    Managed SuiteApp that exposes SuiteQL, records and record metadata, reports, and saved searches as MCP tools.

    Oracle docs
  • AI Connector Companion SuiteApp

    Oracle’s prompt library inside NetSuite. Copy, run, or customize samples in the account. Prompts, not SKILL.md.

    Oracle docs
  • SuiteCloud Agent Skills

    Oracle’s SKILL.md collection for coding assistants. SuiteCloud development — SuiteScript, SDF, UIF SPA, security — plus business-user skills that use the AI Connector.

    Oracle’s pack

OpenSuiteMCP

  • Personas

    Six built-in NetSuite specialists, plus an interview builder for your own. New chats start as a specialist, not a generic assistant.

  • Community skills

    OpenSuiteMCP’s public SKILL.md pack. Submit a pull request to contribute.

    Community repo
  • Connected skills

    Paste a public GitHub repo or folder that has SKILL.md. Defaults to Slash; Auto and Off are available like any other skill.

    Skills docs
  • Custom (BYO) skills

    SKILL.md written in the app and saved on your OpenSuiteMCP profile.

    Skills docs

Bring your own LLM

You bring the key. We handle NetSuite.

Use your Google, Anthropic, and OpenAI keys — or point the app at an OpenAI-compatible endpoint you operate. OpenSuiteMCP owns the chat UI, tokens bill to your existing provider.

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  • Google

    Your Gemini API key. Flash for speed, Pro for harder sessions.

    • Gemini 3.5 Flashspeed

      Speed mode — low-latency MCP calls and short answers.

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    • Gemini 3.1 Proreasoning

      Reasoning mode — deeper SuiteQL / multi-tool sessions.

      Price unavailable

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  • Anthropic

    Your Anthropic key. Haiku for speed, Sonnet for deeper tool chains.

    • Claude Haiku 4.5speed

      Speed mode — snappy, economical turns for simple tool loops.

      Price unavailable

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    • Claude Sonnet 5reasoning

      Reasoning mode — stronger planning across MCP tool chains.

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  • OpenAI

    Your OpenAI key. Speed and Reasoning modes map to current GPT models.

    • GPT-5.4 Minispeed

      Speed mode — fast, lower-cost tool calls and everyday SuiteQL.

      Price unavailable

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    • GPT-5.4reasoning

      Reasoning mode — multi-step agent work and harder analysis.

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Your endpoint

Add a custom OpenAI-compatible provider (LiteLLM, vLLM, a corporate proxy). Named slots, live model list from that URL, Speed / Reasoning per chat. NetSuite MCP still goes to Oracle’s AI Connector — this is your LLM path, not an air-gapped ERP.

How custom providers work

List prices are a convenience snapshot from OpenRouter’s public catalog — not a live quote from OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google. You are billed on your own API key; OpenSuiteMCP does not resell tokens. Confirm on the provider’s pricing page before budgeting.

Enterprise

We set it up. You choose who runs it.

Evaluation on opensuitemcp.com is free. Self-serve from GitHub is free for your own internal use. Production is Enterprise: Unstacked implements, then either hands off to your infra or operates a dedicated tenancy for you.

Try, self-serve, or Enterprise

Evaluation

Free to try

opensuitemcp.com · lightweight version with limits

  • Same app — Google, email, or NetSuite OIDC sign-in
  • BYOLLM (cloud keys or a custom endpoint) + NetSuite AI Connector
  • Daily message limits; stale chats (no activity for 7 days) deleted weekly
Try hosted

Self-serve

Free

Your org, your infra, your IT

  • Clone the GitHub repo and run Docker / your usual path
  • BYOLLM + custom endpoint + NetSuite AI Connector — you own keys and the VPC
  • Updates via published release tags; your IT applies them
View on GitHub

Enterprise

Quote

Paid setup. Optional production hosting.

Talk to us

We install · you host

Your infra

We stand it up on your VPC or bare metal, scoped per environment. Hypercare, then handoff to your IT — or keep us on a support agreement. You own the runtime and pull the tags.

We install · we host

Unstacked-hosted

We operate production for you. Your NetSuite, your LLM keys, on a custom subdomain such as {myorg}.app.opensuitemcp.com. Commercial hosting of this product is Unstacked-only.

Hosted is the evaluation lane. Self-serve for your own internal use is free under the Sustainable Use License. Paid setup and optional production hosting is Unstacked — who may run this. Beta terms case by case.

Self-host for your org is free under the Sustainable Use License. Paid delivery is Unstacked — who may run this. Demo waitlist if you want us involved.

  1. Focused

    Most AI apps do many things pretty well. OpenSuiteMCP is built to do one thing extremely well: connect people to NetSuite. Everything else is noise.

  2. Provider-agnostic

    OpenSuiteMCP is a conduit and orchestrator: your users, your NetSuite data, your org’s existing LLM. Switching AI providers shouldn’t change a thing about how you connect to NetSuite.

  3. Your perimeter

    The chat UI, auth, database, and keys run on infra you operate. Built for teams that require privacy.

Talk NetSuite AI in Slack

Already in NetSuite Professionals? Jump into #ai-netsuite. New here — join the workspace first, then open the channel and get chatting.

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Product notes, demo invites, and how Connector, Standard Tools, Companion, and skills fit together — from the team that builds OpenSuiteMCP.