Hustle Got Real MCP¶

A dropshipping business has one nervous system: listings, stock, price and order state, and none of it lives in the chat window. This server hands all four to the agent.

Hustle Got Real publishes an MCP endpoint at https://mcp.hustlegotreal.com/ over Streamable HTTP. A bare initialize answers HTTP 200 with serverInfo reading hgr-mcp at version 2026.10.29.1 and an mcpConfigVersion of 2026.10.27.1, advertising the tools and resources capabilities.

Server type: Remote (Streamable HTTP)
Endpoint:    https://mcp.hustlegotreal.com/
Auth:        OAuth 2.1, authorization code + PKCE (S256), scope `hgr`
Tools:       170, listed without a credential
Prompts:     none advertised

What the tool list reveals¶

tools/list answers with no credential at all, and the reply is 170 tools. That count is the reason this entry carries evidence rather than a card: the surface can be read before anyone signs in. The families are:

Listings. hgr_get_active_listings, hgr_get_pending_listings, hgr_get_terminated_listings, hgr_update_listing, hgr_remove_listing, hgr_terminate_listing, hgr_relist_listing, plus hgr_get_listing_price_history and hgr_get_listing_stock_history, so a price or stock change can be read as a series rather than a snapshot.
Orders and fulfilment. hgr_search_orders, hgr_load_order_progress, hgr_load_order_addresses, hgr_set_shipping_address, hgr_process_order_lines, hgr_manually_dispatch_order_lines, hgr_mark_order_lines_as_purchased, hgr_generate_tracking_id and hgr_set_manual_tracking_id.
Auto-ordering. hgr_get_autoordering_configuration, hgr_save_autoordering_configuration, hgr_remove_autoordering_configuration, with the No-API lane beside it (hgr_get_noapi_servers, hgr_request_noapi_code, hgr_send_noapi_answer).
Pricing. hgr_get_pricing_rules, hgr_add_pricing_rule, hgr_update_pricing_rule, hgr_delete_pricing_rule, plus hgr_get_price_warrior and hgr_update_price_warrior_settings for competing on price rather than setting it once.
Publishing and agents. hgr_create_ai_publisher_agent, hgr_change_ai_publisher_status, hgr_update_ai_publisher_optimization, hgr_get_ai_publisher_history, hgr_list_templates, hgr_post_listingcreate_submit.
Money and account. hgr_get_sales, hgr_get_user_gettokenbalance, hgr_get_user_gettokenhistory, hgr_get_affiliate_dashboard, hgr_get_affiliate_withdrawals, hgr_list_support_tickets and hgr_reply_support_ticket.

The design line worth copying¶

The server ships a written contract with its tool list. The instructions block states that Hustle Got Real has exactly one token type and that the legacy phrase "catalog tokens" means the same thing, that a question about purchased or used tokens must be answered from hgr_get_user_gettokenhistory before anything else, that the history deliberately returns no precomputed PurchasedTokens, UsedTokens or RemainingTokens totals, and that a remaining balance is not a statement of what was purchased. It also separates token quantity from listing quota, from currency and from credentials, and forbids answering a numeric question with a support ticket.

That is an unusual level of instruction for the model: the vendor has named the exact failure modes it has seen and closed them in the prompt rather than in prose documentation the agent will never read.

Authentication and the recorded gap¶

Tool calls need a connection. A keyless tools/call on hgr_get_authenticated_user returns isError with {"error":{"code":"oauth_required","message":"Connect Hustle Got Real to continue."}} and a _meta field carrying mcp/www_authenticate as Bearer resource_metadata="https://mcp.hustlegotreal.com/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource", error="insufficient_scope", scope="hgr".

The discovery documents are live. The protected-resource document answers 200 with resource https://mcp.hustlegotreal.com, authorization_servers set to the same host, and scopes_supported of ["hgr"]. The authorization-server document answers with code as the only response type, authorization_code and refresh_token grants, none for token endpoint authentication, S256 for PKCE and a registration endpoint at /oauth/register.

Gap, stated plainly: the 170 is a real tools/list read, but no tool has been executed against a live account in this pass. What a listing or an order tool returns, and whether the write tools stage a change or apply it, is unverified here and marked as such rather than smoothed over.

Why it belongs in this catalogue¶

The catalogued commerce surfaces so far are storefront data and managed commerce platforms, not the dropshipping control loop. This is the first entry here whose core is the loop itself: source a product, publish it, hold a price against competitors, watch stock, and clear the order through a supplier who has no API. It also sits directly beside the connectors an operator already runs, since the same questions asked of Shopify or an Amazon seller account apply here in the same words.

FAQ¶

Does it need an API key?¶

No. Authentication is OAuth 2.1 with dynamic client registration and PKCE, so the connection is authorised in a browser tab and runs in the user's own name. There is no key to copy out of a dashboard.

Can the agent read the tool list without an account?¶

Yes. initialize and tools/list both answer with no credential, which is how the 170 tools were counted in this pass. Only tool execution requires the OAuth connection.

Is it affiliated with the stores it manages?¶

It is the vendor's own MCP surface over the Hustle Got Real back office. Its tools act on the HGR workspace you authorise, not on third-party marketplaces directly.

What does it cost?¶

Token usage is metered through the account (hgr_get_user_gettokenbalance and hgr_get_user_gettokenhistory), and the server instructs the agent to read history before quoting any purchased or used total. Pricing for the platform itself is set by the vendor, not by this catalogue.

Integration with CorpusIQ¶

CorpusIQ is the connector layer that lets AI assistants read the systems a business already runs on - accounting, payments, CRM, email, files and analytics - and answer with the source named. It is read-only by design: it retrieves data and never writes to, or acts in, a connected system, which is what makes it safe to point at live accounts.

This page is part of the CorpusIQ directory, the reference we maintain for the MCP server and agent-skill ecosystem. Run alongside CorpusIQ, a third-party server like this one can be combined with a company's own business data in a single answer.

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