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Make MCP Server (legacy)

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The Make MCP Server (legacy) enables Make scenarios to be utilized as tools by AI assistants. This integration allows AI systems to trigger and interact with your Make automation workflows.

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What is Make MCP Server (legacy)?

The Make MCP Server (legacy) is a Model Context Protocol server that connects to your Make account and allows AI assistants to trigger and interact with your Make automation scenarios configured with "On-Demand" scheduling.

How to use Make MCP Server (legacy)?

To use this server, you need NodeJS, an MCP Client (like Claude Desktop App), and a Make API Key with scenarios:read and scenarios:run scopes. Configure the MCP client with the server details, including the Make API key, zone, and team ID. The server will then parse and resolve input parameters for each scenario, allowing AI assistants to invoke scenarios with appropriate parameters and receive structured JSON output.

Key features of Make MCP Server (legacy)

  • Turns Make scenarios into callable tools for AI assistants

  • Maintains complex automation logic in Make

  • Exposes functionality to AI systems

  • Creates bidirectional communication between AI assistants and automation workflows

Use cases of Make MCP Server (legacy)

  • Triggering Make scenarios from AI assistants

  • Integrating AI systems with existing automation workflows

  • Passing data from AI assistants to Make scenarios

  • Receiving structured data from Make scenarios in AI assistants

FAQ from Make MCP Server (legacy)

What is the purpose of the MAKE_API_KEY?

The MAKE_API_KEY is used to authenticate the server with your Make account and grant it permission to read and run scenarios.

Where can I find my MAKE_ZONE?

The MAKE_ZONE is the zone your organization is hosted in (e.g., eu2.make.com).

How do I find my MAKE_TEAM ID?

You can find the MAKE_TEAM ID in the URL of the Team page in your Make account.

What scheduling type must my Make scenarios have?

Your scenarios must be configured with the "On-Demand" scheduling type.

Is this the latest version of the MCP Server?

No, a modern, cloud-based version of the Make MCP Server is now available. For most use cases, we recommend using the new version.