partymola/bosch-flow-mcp
by Various
MCP server for the Bosch eBike Flow API with OAuth, local cache, and battery trend analysis.
MCP
partymola/bosch-flow-mcp
Added 3 Sept 2026
Overview
MCP server for the Bosch eBike Flow API with OAuth, local cache, and battery trend analysis. Written in Python, it exposes the API through the Model Context Protocol.
Best for
Best for
Developers building MCP-based tools that need Bosch eBike data with OAuth and caching
Use cases
- Connect MCP clients to Bosch eBike Flow data
- Cache API responses locally to reduce calls
- Analyze battery trends from eBike usage
Notes
MCP server for the Bosch eBike Flow API with OAuth, local cache, and battery trend analysis. Written in Python, it exposes the API through the Model Context Protocol.
0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-09-02. Licensed GPL-3.0.
Use cases
- Connect MCP clients to Bosch eBike Flow data
- Cache API responses locally to reduce calls
- Analyze battery trends from eBike usage
Pros
- Handles OAuth authentication for the Bosch API
- Includes local caching to improve performance
- Provides battery trend analysis out of the box
Cons
- Zero GitHub stars, indicating limited community validation
- Vendor listed as ‘Various’, so official support is unclear
- Scope is limited to Bosch eBike Flow API only
Indexed from awesome-mcp-servers-punkpeye and enriched against its public facts.
Pros
- Handles OAuth authentication for the Bosch API
- Includes local caching to improve performance
- Provides battery trend analysis out of the box
Cons
- Zero GitHub stars, indicating limited community validation
- Vendor listed as 'Various', so official support is unclear
- Scope is limited to Bosch eBike Flow API only
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