Make.com MCP Server

Overview of the Make.com MCP Server

The Make.com MCP Server bridges the gap between AI assistants such as Claude and the automation workflows that live in Make.com. By exposing a Model Context Protocol (MCP) interface, it allows an LLM to discover, describe, and trigger any Make scenario that is configured for on‑demand execution. This eliminates the need for custom code or API wrappers, letting developers focus on business logic while the server handles authentication, schema discovery, and secure data exchange.

At its core, the server provides a cloud‑hosted MCP endpoint that can be accessed with a single token. Once the token is generated in a Make.com user profile, any MCP‑capable client can list all active scenarios, receive structured input schemas, and invoke a scenario with JSON payloads. The server returns the scenario’s output in a predictable format, enabling downstream steps—such as data enrichment or reporting—to consume the results without additional parsing logic. Because all traffic stays within Make.com’s secure infrastructure, developers keep control of their data while still leveraging the power of AI.

Key capabilities include:

• Real‑time discovery: The server automatically enumerates all on‑demand Make scenarios, providing up‑to‑date metadata and input definitions.
• Structured data exchange: Inputs and outputs are transmitted as JSON objects, ensuring type safety and reducing integration friction.
• Zero‑code configuration: No Docker or Node.js setup is required; a simple token and URL suffice to connect any MCP client.
• Extensibility: The same architecture can expose additional tools (e.g., GitHub MCP Server) or custom resources, allowing a single AI assistant to orchestrate multiple services through Make.com.

In practice, this MCP server is invaluable for scenarios such as automated customer support workflows, data pipelines that need AI‑generated insights before pushing to downstream systems, or rapid prototyping of chatbot integrations. A developer can write a prompt that asks the AI to “create a new order in Shopify,” and the assistant will call the relevant Make scenario, passing the necessary fields and returning a confirmation—all without writing any API code. The server’s cloud nature also means scaling, monitoring, and security are handled by Make.com, freeing teams to iterate quickly.

By integrating seamlessly into existing AI toolchains—Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, and others—the Make.com MCP Server turns a powerful automation platform into an intuitive, AI‑driven API. It offers a unique blend of simplicity, security, and flexibility that distinguishes it from self‑hosted MCP solutions, making it a compelling choice for developers who want to embed complex workflows into conversational agents with minimal overhead.