Overview
What is Integrator MCP Server?
Integrator MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server that enables Integrator scenarios to be utilized as tools by AI assistants, allowing for seamless interaction between AI systems and automation workflows.
How to use Integrator MCP Server?
To use the Integrator MCP Server, connect it to your Integrator account, configure it with the necessary API keys, and integrate it with an MCP client like Claude Desktop. Follow the installation instructions to set up the server and invoke scenarios.
Key features of Integrator MCP Server?
- Connects to Integrator accounts and identifies scenarios with "On-Demand" scheduling.
- Parses input parameters for scenarios, providing meaningful descriptions for AI assistants.
- Allows AI assistants to invoke scenarios with appropriate parameters and returns structured JSON outputs.
Use cases of Integrator MCP Server?
- Automating workflows triggered by AI assistants.
- Enhancing AI capabilities by integrating complex automation logic.
- Facilitating bidirectional communication between AI systems and automation tools.
FAQ from Integrator MCP Server?
- What is the purpose of the Integrator MCP Server?
It allows AI assistants to trigger and interact with automation workflows in Integrator.
- What are the prerequisites for using the server?
You need NodeJS, an MCP client, and an Integrator API key with specific scopes.
- Is the Integrator MCP Server open-source?
Yes, it is a fork of software originally developed by Make and is maintained under the MIT license.