Lucchese connector walkthrough
A recording of Lucchese's MCP server answering the submitted test cases, captured against the live server.
https://mcp.lucchese.com/mcp/rpc. Each answer is the live server's, not a mock.What the recording shows
| Handshake | The server identifies itself as Lucchese, protocol 2025-06-18, and lists its eight tools. |
|---|---|
| Show me Lucchese ostrich boots. | search_products returns Lucchese ostrich styles with price, stock and a link to lucchese.com. |
| What shipping options do you offer? | ask_question answers from Lucchese's own published content and cites the pages it used. |
| Find Lucchese's boot care and conditioning documents. | search_knowledge_base returns Lucchese's own Boot 101 maintenance and care material. |
| Find me Ariat boots in size 10. | The negative case. The server covers Lucchese only and returns no other brand. |
One tool is deliberately not called.
get_support passes a shopper's message to Lucchese's
support team, so calling it raises a real support request with a real person. It is left out of this recording
for that reason, and reviewers are asked not to call it either.
Why the calls go through a local relay in the recording. The server refuses requests carrying a browser
Origin header, which is the standard protection against DNS rebinding for an MCP server. The page
in the recording therefore sends each call through a small local relay that forwards it exactly as an MCP
client would. Every answer shown is the live server's.