Manage your Goalz football manager account via hosted OAuth MCP.
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io.github.geby85/goalz is an MCP server that manage your Goalz football manager account via hosted OAuth MCP. Its tool list has not been published yet over http, requires no API key, and scores 72/100 on MCPpedia's security, maintenance and efficiency rubric.
Config is the same across clients - only the file and path differ.
https://www.goalz.de/mcp/appsRemote servers are added as connectors, not in claude_desktop_config.json, which is for local servers.
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Manage your Goalz football manager account via hosted OAuth MCP.
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This repository contains reviewed, portable connection packages for Goalz. They connect to the hosted Goalz MCP endpoint; they do not contain a local server, backend source, or account credentials.
packages/openai/ contains the OpenAI Agent Plugins manifest and OAuth configuration. It asks the
browser consent flow for all seven reviewed gameplay scopes because Goalz filters the available
tools to the scopes the host actually requests and receives. Read-only setup is documented in the
package README.packages/grok-build/ follows the xAI plugin layout. The source.path for an xAI catalog entry
must point to this directory. xAI category metadata is optional; no category is selected by
default.packages/cursor-grokbot/ contains the documented Cursor plugin format. The Grok Bot Connect apps
flow is a separate catalog; a Cursor package or listing does not establish Grok Bot availability.server.json describes one remote-only Streamable HTTP MCP endpoint for registry discovery. It
adds no local executable or package runtime.Each package directory is self-contained for its platform's current source/import workflow. Preserve hidden manifest files when copying or archiving a package. Platform requirements and submission flows can change; consult the linked official documentation before import or submission.
The endpoint is https://www.goalz.de/mcp/apps. Authentication is OAuth in the provider's browser
flow. The OpenAI package explicitly requests manager:read, manager:manage, club:read,
club:manage, transfers:write, messages:read, and messages:write so the complete reviewed
gameplay tool set can be exposed after the user approves those rights. Goalz requires manager:read;
if another client omits a scope request, Goalz grants only that read scope. For Grok Build and Cursor,
the endpoint manifest does not itself request OAuth scopes: check the scopes the host actually asks
for and the browser consent screen. Do not assume write access from a connection URL alone.
The server checks account, resource, and effective scopes on every tool call. Passwords, email codes, and newly issued manual API credentials remain in Goalz's normal browser account flows. Account controls such as viewing and revoking this account's own sessions or existing connections remain subject to the granted account-management permission.
Wappen generation remains available when the necessary rights are granted. It can consume quota or incur cost and sends the documented generation inputs to an image provider. It creates a private preview; it does not activate or publish the result. The manager chooses separately whether to accept or discard the preview. See the Goalz privacy information before using it.
Goalz 1.0.0 was published to the official MCP Registry on 2026-10-24 as
io.github.geby85/goalz.
The registry reports this version as active and latest. Its remote endpoint is
https://www.goalz.de/mcp/apps; production discovery and the OAuth challenge were verified before
publication. The Registry hosts the connection metadata; Goalz hosts the server.
OpenAI publisher/domain verification and review materials, Grok Build/Cursor catalog approval, and Grok Bot availability remain separate provider steps. An MCP Registry listing does not establish approval in those provider catalogs.
Grok Bot's documented Connect apps user flow is described at https://cursor.com/help/grok-bot/connect-apps; it does not document a plugin-source submission route. Do not treat a Cursor listing as a Grok Bot listing.