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Miro MCP Server

by LuotoCompany

An experimental Model Control Protocol (MCP) server for interacting with the Miro API and a single board. It exposes Miro API endpoints as tools that can be used by AI agents, automatically generating tool definitions from the Miro OpenAPI specification.

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What is Miro MCP Server?

This is a FastMCP server that allows AI agents to programmatically manipulate Miro boards by exposing Miro API endpoints as tools. It leverages the Miro OpenAPI specification to automatically generate tool definitions.

How to use Miro MCP Server?

To use this server, you need a Miro account with API access, a Miro API token, and a Miro board ID. After cloning the repository and installing dependencies, configure the .env file with your credentials. Then, start the server using npm run dev or npm start. AI agents can then interact with the exposed Miro API tools through the MCP protocol.

Key features of Miro MCP Server

  • Exposes Miro API endpoints as tools for AI agents

  • Automatically generates tool definitions from the Miro OpenAPI specification

  • Supports all major Miro board item types (sticky notes, shapes, text, images, cards, app cards, documents, embeds, connectors)

  • Provides a FastMCP server for efficient communication

  • Can be deployed using Docker for easy setup

Use cases of Miro MCP Server

  • Automated Miro board creation and modification

  • AI-powered collaboration workflows

  • Programmatic generation of Miro diagrams and presentations

  • Integration of Miro with other AI-driven applications

FAQ from Miro MCP Server

What is MCP?

MCP stands for Model Control Protocol. It's a protocol used for communication between AI agents and tools.

Do I need a paid Miro account to use this?

You need a Miro account with API access, which may require a paid plan depending on your usage.

How do I get a Miro API token?

You can generate a Miro API token from your Miro developer settings.

What if I encounter errors during installation?

Ensure you have the correct Node.js version and that all dependencies are installed correctly. Check your Miro API token and board ID for validity.

Can I extend this server with custom tools?

Yes, the server can be extended to support custom tools by adding new endpoints and tool definitions based on the Miro API.