neoxlink

name	neoxlink
description	Natural language to machine-readable structured intent via NEOXLINK MCP tools (neoxlink.parse_preview, neoxlink.confirmed_submit). Use when turning messy requirements into records, UNSPSC codes (goods/services), or MCP-backed handoff to CRM, ERP, and other systems.
version	0.6.4
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NEOXLINK SDK (MCP)

Teach the agent to use NEOXLINK for NL → structured, system-ready previews and confirmed submits over Model Context Protocol, with UNSPSC when classifying offerings—not ad-hoc JSON.

Install

pip install 'neoxlink[mcp]==0.6.4'
# or: uv pip install 'neoxlink[mcp]==0.6.4'

Host env (set in MCP host / secret store; never commit):

• NEOXLINK_API_KEY — required for the cloud API.
• NEOXLINK_BASE_URL — optional; default https://neoxailink.com.
• NEOXLINK_ENABLE_MATCH — optional; set 1 to expose neoxlink.match_intent when the server is configured with a local matching engine.

Run stdio server: neoxlink-mcp (see mcp-config.json in this bundle).

Tools

Tool	When to use
neoxlink.parse_preview	NL → structured preview with UNSPSC when applicable; no auto-confirm.
neoxlink.confirmed_submit	Parse + confirm in one path → durable structured record.
neoxlink.match_intent	Only if NEOXLINK_ENABLE_MATCH=1 and engine attached — ranked local match.

MCP resources

• unspsc://catalog — packaged UNSPSC subset as JSON.
• unspsc://entry/{code} — single 8-digit UNSPSC entry.

Documentation

• MCP integration
• UNSPSC quick ref
• OpenAPI

Example prompts

• Parse (preview only): buyer needs 500 recyclable corrugated cartons, delivery Shanghai in two weeks — return UNSPSC and structured preview, do not submit.
• Submit: confirmed sell-side supply for managed Kubernetes and 24/7 ops, side supply.
• List UNSPSC entries from unspsc://catalog relevant to “custom software development.”