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Development/Extensions & PluginsDifyServerEndpointWorkflow

This Dify plugin transforms a Dify app into an MCP server. It allows you to expose your Dify workflows as endpoints accessible from MCP clients.

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What is MCP Server?

The MCP Server is a Dify plugin that enables you to convert a Dify application into a server accessible by MCP (presumably, a Master Control Program) clients. It essentially exposes your Dify workflows as endpoints.

How to use MCP Server?

  1. Create a workflow app in Dify. 2. Add an endpoint to your Dify app and select the created workflow app. Ensure the input schema defines the necessary parameters (e.g., a 'query' field for chat apps). 3. Copy the endpoint URL and configure your MCP client (e.g., Cherry Studio) to use this URL.

Key features of MCP Server

  • Transforms Dify app into an MCP server

  • Exposes Dify workflows as endpoints

  • Easy integration with MCP clients

  • Uses Dify's existing workflow definitions

Use cases of MCP Server

  • Integrating Dify workflows with MCP systems

  • Creating custom APIs using Dify

  • Enabling MCP clients to trigger Dify workflows

  • Automating tasks using Dify and MCP

FAQ from MCP Server

What is an MCP client?

The README mentions 'Cherry Studio' as an example, but generally, it refers to a client application designed to interact with a Master Control Program (MCP) system.

What input schema is required?

The input schema depends on the Dify app's workflow. For chat apps, a 'query' field is often required. The schema defines the parameters the workflow expects.

Is this plugin secure?

The README explicitly states: 'To keep your data secure, use this plugin exclusively within your private network.'

Can I use this with any Dify app?

Yes, as long as the Dify app has a defined workflow and an appropriate input schema for the desired functionality.

What version of Dify is required?

The README doesn't specify a minimum Dify version, but it's likely compatible with recent versions of Dify.