Remote.com HR MCP
Updated June 2026The Remote.com HR MCP, built by community, provides access Remote.com global employment platform — query employee profiles, employment contracts, payroll runs, time-off requests, and expense reports across 170+ countries via Remote API, manage contractor onboarding, retrieve compliance documents, and pull global payroll analytics. It is community-built and best for API & Web.
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Access Remote.com global employment platform — query employee profiles, employment contracts, payroll runs, time-off requests, and expense reports across 170+ countries via Remote API, manage contractor onboarding, retrieve compliance documents, and pull global payroll analytics. No public repository for a Remote.com MCP server could be confirmed: this listing previously linked to geelen/mcp-remote, which is the generic stdio-to-remote transport bridge and has nothing to do with Remote.com, and the star count carried over from that repo. Remote.com does not publish an MCP server under its own GitHub organisation as of August 2026, so the repository link and star count have been removed rather than left pointing somewhere wrong. Use the Remote API directly, or check remote.com for a first-party integration before adopting any community server claiming to be this one.
Trust verdict
How grades are computed →No repository for this entry resolves against the live GitHub API, so there is nothing to verify. It is deliberately left unscored rather than given a number we cannot stand behind.
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No public repository, published package, or project website has been confirmed for Remote.com HR MCP. The description above reflects what the server is reported to do; we have not been able to verify an implementation behind it, so there is no install command to give you and no star count worth quoting.
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Local/stdio install — runs on your machine, so there is no remote endpoint to verify live. Trust signal below is from the source repo.
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- 7mo ago
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- npm
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- community
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