What I'm building

I maintain Frappe Assistant Core (FAC), an open-source MCP server that exposes Frappe and ERPNext as tools for AI agents. Instead of bolting a RAG layer onto stale embeddings, FAC lets an agent query and act on live ERP state — the way it should work.
It's AGPL-licensed, listed on the Frappe Cloud Marketplace, and used by teams running real Frappe deployments.

Why sponsor

FAC is built and maintained in the open. Sponsorship goes directly toward the unglamorous-but-essential work: fixing transport and stability bugs, keeping pace with new Frappe versions, writing docs, and supporting the community on Telegram and GitHub.
AI has made writing code cheap. Keeping production software correct and stable hasn't gotten any cheaper — and that's where your support lands.
If FAC has saved you time or made your Frappe + AI stack actually work, sponsoring helps me keep it that way.