Integrate OpenCode with Live NetSuite SuiteAnalytics Data via CData Connect AI

Yazhini G
Yazhini G
Technical Marketing Engineer
Use the CData Connect AI Remote MCP Server to enable OpenCode to securely access and query live NetSuite SuiteAnalytics data from within your AI coding agent.

OpenCode is an open source AI coding agent that connects to a wide range of LLM providers. It supports the model context protocol (MCP), allowing you to configure local or remote MCP servers in its configuration files to add external tools and data sources and give the agent access to live data.

By integrating OpenCode with CData Connect AI through the built-in MCP Server, OpenCode gains governed, real-time access to live NetSuite SuiteAnalytics data. You can list catalogs, explore schemas, and query records from NetSuite SuiteAnalytics data using natural language prompts, with all data access running securely against authorized sources.

This article explains how to configure NetSuite SuiteAnalytics connectivity in Connect AI, generate the required personal access token, install OpenCode, add the Connect AI MCP Server in the project configuration file, configure an LLM provider, and verify the integration by querying live NetSuite SuiteAnalytics data from OpenCode.

Step 1: Configure NetSuite SuiteAnalytics connectivity for OpenCode

Connectivity to NetSuite SuiteAnalytics from OpenCode is made possible through Connect AI's Remote MCP Server. To interact with NetSuite SuiteAnalytics data from OpenCode, start by creating and configuring a NetSuite SuiteAnalytics connection in Connect AI.

  1. Log into Connect AI, click Sources, and then click Add Connection
  2. Adding a connection in Connect AI
  3. Select NetSuite SuiteAnalytics from the Add Connection panel
  4. Selecting data source
  5. Enter the necessary authentication properties to connect to NetSuite SuiteAnalytics.

    Prerequisites

    Before you can connect to NetSuite SuiteAnalytics, you must set up SuiteAnalytics Connect in your NetSuite account:

    1. Enable the Connect Service feature.

      1. Ensure that your Account Administrator has enabled your Account and Role with the Connect Service feature.

      2. Navigate to Setup > Company > Enable Features.

      3. Click the Analytics tab and check the SuiteAnalytics Connect box.

    2. Add the SuiteAnalytics Connect permission to an existing Role, and note the Role ID for later.

    3. Find the Settings portlet on your home page and click Set Up SuiteAnalytics Connect, then click Your Configuration to view your service host and account ID. These settings map directly to the Server and Account Id properties.

    Add the NetSuite SuiteAnalytics Connection

    1. Open the Sources page of the Connect Cloud dashboard.

    2. Click Add Connection and select NetSuite SuiteAnalytics from the list of connectors.

    3. Enter a Connection Name of your choice.

    Authenticate to NetSuite SuiteAnalytics

    Set the following required properties:

    • Server: The Service Host value you found when setting up SuiteAnalytics Connect.

    • Account Id: The Account ID value you found when setting up SuiteAnalytics Connect.

    • Role Id: The internal ID of the login role you granted the SuiteAnalytics Connect permission.

    Next, choose one of the supported authentication methods:

    Basic authentication

    • User: The username you use to authenticate to your NetSuite account.

    • Password: The password associated with that account.

    Token-based authentication

    • Consumer Key and Consumer Secret: Generated when you create your integration record in NetSuite.

    • Token Key and Token Secret: The access token and secret generated for that integration.

    After you enter your credentials, click Save & Test to validate the connection.

    Configuring a connection (Salesforce is shown)
  6. Click Save & Test
  7. Navigate to the Permissions tab and update user-based permissions
  8. Updating permissions

Add a Personal Access Token

A Personal Access Token (PAT) is used to authenticate the connection to Connect AI from OpenCode. It is best practice to create a separate PAT for each integration to maintain granular access control.

  1. Click the gear icon () at the top right of the Connect AI app to open Settings
  2. On the Settings page, go to the Access Tokens section and click Create PAT
  3. Give the PAT a descriptive name and click Create
  4. Creating a new PAT
  5. Copy the token when displayed and store it securely. It will not be shown again

With the NetSuite SuiteAnalytics connection configured and a PAT generated, OpenCode can now connect to NetSuite SuiteAnalytics data through Connect AI.

Step 2: Install OpenCode and configure the Connect AI MCP Server

Next, install OpenCode, add the Connect AI Remote MCP Server in your project configuration file, and configure an LLM provider so the agent can discover and call live data tools through Connect AI.

  1. Download and install OpenCode by following the official installation guide
  2. Create a new folder for your project, or open an existing project directory
  3. In the root of that directory, create a file named opencode.json and paste the following configuration:
    {
      "$schema": "https://opencode.ai/config.json",
      "mcp": {
        "cdata-connect-ai": {
          "type": "remote",
          "url": "https://mcp.cloud.cdata.com/mcp",
          "enabled": true,
          "oauth": false,
          "headers": {
            "Authorization": "Basic your_base64_encoded_email_PAT"
          },
          "timeout": 30000
        }
      }
    }
    		

    Note: OpenCode will use Basic authentication with Connect AI. Combine your Connect AI user email and the PAT you created earlier in the format email:PAT, base64 encode the combined string, and prefix it with Basic. For example, given [email protected]:ABC123...XYZ789, the Authorization header value becomes something like: Basic dXNlckBkb21haW4uY29tOkFCQzEyMy4uLlhZWjc4OQ==

  4. Open the project directory in OpenCode. Select the project from the project dropdown, or click Add project to point OpenCode at the folder that contains opencode.json Opening the project directory in OpenCode
  5. Configure an LLM provider so the agent can interpret prompts and call MCP tools. Open the model selector (Ctrl + '), choose a provider such as OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google, and enter your API key Selecting an LLM provider and model in OpenCode

With the MCP server added in opencode.json and an LLM provider configured, OpenCode is ready to query live NetSuite SuiteAnalytics data through Connect AI.

Step 3: Query live NetSuite SuiteAnalytics data from OpenCode

With the integration complete, use OpenCode to interact with live NetSuite SuiteAnalytics data through natural language prompts handled by the configured LLM.

  1. In a new session, type a prompt in the chat input, for example:
    • Use the cdata-connect-ai tools to list all available catalogs
    • Show the available schemas and tables for NetSuite SuiteAnalytics
    • Query the top 5 records from a table in NetSuite SuiteAnalytics
  2. OpenCode calls the Connect AI MCP Server and returns live results from NetSuite SuiteAnalytics data Querying live data from OpenCode

At this point, OpenCode communicates with the Connect AI MCP Server and retrieves live NetSuite SuiteAnalytics data through remote MCP tools directly from your AI coding agent.

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