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Make.com MCP Server

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This MCP server implementation integrates with the Make.com API, providing the ability to read Make.com resources such as scenario blueprints and users. It allows interaction with Make.com scenarios and other data.

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What is Make.com MCP Server?

This is an MCP (Make.com Communication Protocol) server that acts as a bridge between applications and the Make.com platform. It allows you to interact with Make.com resources programmatically.

How to use Make.com MCP Server?

To use this server, clone the repository, install dependencies using npm install, and configure the server with your Make.com API key. You can then integrate it with applications like Claude Desktop by specifying the path to the dist/index.js file and setting the necessary environment variables.

Key features of Make.com MCP Server

  • Reads scenario blueprints

  • Supports draft and live versions of blueprints

  • Integrates with Make.com API

  • Configurable via environment variables

Use cases of Make.com MCP Server

  • Automating Make.com scenario management

  • Integrating Make.com workflows with other applications

  • Retrieving scenario blueprints for analysis or modification

  • Programmatically accessing Make.com data

FAQ from Make.com MCP Server

What is an MCP server?

An MCP server acts as a communication bridge between applications and a service, in this case, Make.com.

How do I get a Make.com API key?

You can generate an API key from your Make.com account settings.

What scopes are required for the API key?

The API key requires scopes like agents:read, apps:read, connections:read, custom-property-structures:read, datastores:read, devices:read, scenarios:read, scenarios:run, scenarios:write, and teams:read.

Can I retrieve draft versions of scenario blueprints?

Yes, you can retrieve the draft version of a scenario blueprint by setting the draft parameter to true when calling the read_make_dot_com_scenario_blueprint tool.

How do I configure the server to use my API key?

You can configure the server to use your API key by setting the MAKE_DOT_COM_API_KEY environment variable or passing it as an argument when running the server.