About Lumis
Lumis is an MCP server for life sciences CRM migration teams, providing domain knowledge on module mapping, compliance, integrations, and validation. Its knowledge base and planning tools support assessments, troubleshooting, and multi-country rollouts.
Key features
- 01Migration readiness assessment
- 02Legacy-to-cloud module mapping
- 03Regulatory and country rule lookup
- 04Sync and configuration diagnostics
- 05Multi-country rollout planning
- 06CSV/CSA validation planning
Use cases
- 01Assess CRM migration complexity and risks
- 02Find compliance rules for a country
- 03Diagnose configuration or sync issues
- 04Plan phased launches across countries
MCP support
Lumis exposes migration assessment, knowledge search, regulatory lookup, and planning tools to MCP clients.
Configuration
Local server config is the same for every client. Copy it into your client’s MCP config file.
Tools
Local servers expose tools only once running on your machine, and the maintainer has not provided a tool list.
Details
From the project READMELumis — Life Sciences CRM Migration Intelligence
Lumis is an MCP server that delivers expert-level intelligence for life sciences CRM migrations. It equips AI assistants with a curated knowledge base covering module mapping, regulatory compliance, integration architecture, sync troubleshooting, performance guidance, data validation, decision trees, and operational gotchas — so every recommendation is grounded in domain expertise, not guesswork.
Quick Start
Claude Desktop (recommended)
pip install lumis-mcp
Add to claude_desktop_config.json:
{
"mcpServers": {
"lumis": {
"command": "lumis-mcp"
}
}
}
Restart Claude Desktop. You'll see the Lumis tools in the tool picker.
Claude Code CLI
pip install lumis-mcp
claude mcp add lumis -- lumis-mcp
uvx (no install)
{
"mcpServers": {
"lumis": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": ["lumis-mcp"]
}
}
}
Remote (Claude.ai / OpenAI)
Connect to the hosted API at https://api.lumis-lifesciences.com/mcp with your API key in the X-Api-Key header. Sign up at lumis-lifesciences.com.
What You Get
| Tool | What it does | Free? |
|---|---|---|
assess_migration_readiness | Complexity score, module mappings, gaps, risks, timeline | Yes |
get_taxonomy | Browse the value chain taxonomy — phases, areas, categories | Yes |
get_terminology | Map incorrect legacy terms to correct modern platform terms | Yes |
search_knowledge | Full-text search across 950+ curated entries | |
get_module_mapping | Legacy module to cloud equivalent with field-level gaps | |
get_gotchas | Non-obvious pitfalls for a module or country | |
traverse_decision_tree | Interactive decision trees for module selection, migration paths | |
get_country_rules | GDPR, APPI, FDA 21 CFR Part 11, EU sample limits, US state rules | |
run_validation | Diagnose configuration issues from reported symptoms | |
get_agent_workflow | Structured workflows for migration, implementation, audit, ops | |
plan_multi_country_rollout | Wave-based rollout — country clustering, sequencing, timelines | |
compare_entities | Side-by-side: countries, modules, regulatory frameworks | |
plan_system_validation | CSV/CSA validation plan — GAMP, Part 11, Annex 11, deliverables |
Example Prompts
Try these after connecting:
- "Assess migration readiness for a company using CLM, Samples, Events, and Approved Email across 6 countries with 2,000 users."
- "What are the top gotchas when migrating sample management?"
- "Get the country rules for Germany — GDPR constraints on consent management and sample distribution limits."
- "Plan a 35-country rollout for CLM, Samples, and Events including US and Japan."
- "What does 21 CFR Part 11 require for electronic signatures in sample management?"
- "Compare Germany vs. France — which has stricter sample management requirements?"
Knowledge Base
Lumis ships with 950+ curated knowledge entries spanning the pharma value chain:
- Module Mapping — Legacy CRM to cloud platform with field-level gaps
- Regulatory Compliance — 21 CFR Part 11, EU GDPR, Japan APPI, EU sample limits, US state HCP rules
- Sync Engine Architecture — Offline-first patterns, conflict resolution, delta sync
- Integration Patterns — REST API, MDM feeds, SSO/OAuth, ERP, middleware
- Performance & Scale — Data volume planning, governor limits, mobile sync benchmarks
- Multi-Country Rollout — Country clustering, wave sequencing, anti-patterns
- Decision Trees — Module selection, migration path, regulatory compliance
- Gotchas — 65+ non-obvious pitfalls and edge cases
- Validation Rules — Symptom-based diagnostic rules
- System Validation (CSV/CSA) — GAMP 5, Part 11 mapping, risk assessment framework
Pricing
| Tier | Price | Access |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Migration assessment + terminology + taxonomy |
| Starter | $49/mo | Full knowledge base — individual consultants |
| Professional | $199/mo | Full KB + priority support — implementation teams |
| Enterprise | Contact sales | Custom knowledge overlays + SLA |
The free tier requires no API key.
Architecture
lumis-mcp/
├── server.py # MCP server with 13 tools
├── knowledge/ # 950+ entries across 280+ files
│ ├── _foundation/ # Org strategy, regulatory, terminology, validation
│ ├── _meta/ # Value chain taxonomy
│ ├── commercialization/ # CRM, safety, regulated content, market access
│ └── clinical/ # Clinical development (expanding)
├── agents/ # 4 agent workflow definitions
├── prompts/ # Agent persona system prompts
└── lumis_mcp/ # PyPI package wrapper
Requirements
- Python 3.10+
mcp>=1.0,<3.0pyyaml>=6.0
License and Intellectual Property
This software and its knowledge base are proprietary and copyright Lumis AI 2024-2026. All rights reserved.
- Software: Licensed for use via MCP clients only. See LICENSE.
- Knowledge Base: 950+ curated entries are trade secrets. Extraction, scraping, reproduction, or use for training ML models is prohibited.
- Third-party notices: See NOTICE.
Unauthorized copying or redistribution will be pursued under applicable law.
Built by Lumis AI — migration intelligence for life sciences.
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