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RuleGo Server

MCP Server

Lightweight automation workflow platform for AI and integration orchestration

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RuleGo Server is a high‑performance, modular automation platform built on RuleGo. It supports orchestration of APIs, applications, AI models, data processing, and IoT rules with a visual editor, hot updates, multi‑tenancy, and built‑in marketplace components.

Capabilities

Resources
Access data sources
Tools
Execute functions
Prompts
Pre-built templates
Sampling
AI model interactions

RuleGo‑Server: A Modular MCP Engine for AI‑Driven Automation

RuleGo‑Server is a lightweight, high‑performance automation engine built on the open‑source RuleGo framework. It addresses the common pain point of integrating disparate services and data sources into a single, manageable workflow that AI assistants can invoke on demand. By exposing every rule chain and component as an MCP tool, the server turns complex orchestration logic into simple, declarative actions that can be called directly from a Claude or other AI assistant prompt.

At its core, RuleGo‑Server offers an integration‑as‑a‑service model. Developers can compose rule chains—sequences of conditional logic, API calls, data transformations, and event triggers—using over 100 built‑in components. The platform also provides a marketplace for additional components and rule chains, allowing teams to extend functionality without recompiling the server. Hot‑updates and on‑demand compilation mean that changes to workflows are reflected immediately, reducing downtime and speeding up iteration cycles.

Key capabilities include:

  • MCP Tool Registration: Every component, rule chain, and AI‑specific module is automatically registered as an MCP tool. This eliminates manual API wiring; the AI assistant can call a data‑processing rule or trigger an IoT command with a single function call.
  • Visualization & Editing: A web UI lets users graphically design and debug rule chains, making complex logic accessible to non‑technical stakeholders.
  • Multi‑Tenancy: Isolated workflow storage per user () and optional JWT authentication enable secure, shared deployments in enterprise environments.
  • AI Orchestration: Large‑model components are natively supported, allowing the server to act as a bridge between generative models and downstream services—ideal for building conversational agents that can query databases, trigger workflows, or manipulate IoT devices.

Typical use cases span iPaaS (API orchestration for SaaS integrations), AI assistant backends that need to fetch or transform data on the fly, and IoT rule engines where sensor events trigger complex business logic. For example, a customer support AI could call a RuleGo‑Server tool that checks inventory, updates a CRM record, and schedules a delivery—all orchestrated by a single rule chain.

By embedding RuleGo‑Server into an AI workflow, developers gain a declarative, reusable orchestration layer that reduces boilerplate code, enforces separation of concerns, and scales with minimal operational overhead. Its modular architecture and automatic MCP exposure make it a powerful enabler for building intelligent, automated systems that respond to natural‑language queries with precise, coordinated actions.