I Convinced DSers to Add OAuth 2.1 — Dropshipping MCP Server v1.4.0

TL;DR: DSers MCP Product v1.4.0 — convinced DSers to add official OAuth 2.1, replaced 600 lines of browser hacking with 200 lines of clean auth. Added 3 new tools (browse imports, search suppliers, view store products). Shipped a hosted remote server at ai.silentrillmcp.com. 12 tools, 298 tests, open source. GitHub Why Build This? If you're doing dropshipping with DSers and Shopify, you know the routine — find a product on AliExpress, open DSers, click import, manually edit the title, set the markup, push to store, repeat fifty times. It's not hard, it's just slow. I built this MCP server so I could tell my AI agent "import these 10 products, mark them up 2.5x, clean up the titles, push to my store" and go do something else. It handles AliExpress, Alibaba, and Accio.com product links. Supports Shopify and Wix through DSers. The tool is free, open source, and works with Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, or any MCP-compatible client. You can run it locally via npm or connect to the hoste