Make MCP server lets AI systems such as LLMs run scenarios and manage a Make account. It is cloud-hosted and runs via stateless Streamable HTTP. You connect with OAuth or an MCP token, and scopes determine which tools are available.
What it does
Where Make MCP Server runs and what it adds, from its documentation
Runs active and on-demand scenarios as tools
Views and modifies scenarios and related entities such as connections, webhooks and data stores
Views and modifies teams and organizations
Offers Make Skills (Markdown instructions) for building scenarios and connecting to the server
When to use it
Good fit
You want Claude or ChatGPT to trigger existing Make scenarios
You want an AI to inspect or edit scenarios, webhooks or data stores in Make
Not for
Free plans needing management tools: scenario run tools are on all plans, management tools on paid plans
How to install Make MCP Server
You need: Make account; MCP client supporting Streamable HTTP; MCP token or OAuth
Choose a connection method: OAuth or MCP token
For OAuth, add https://mcp.make.com as the server URL in your MCP client
Select scopes (for example Run your scenarios) when prompted
For token use, create an MCP token and use https:///mcp/u/, or send it in an Authorization header
Configuration example (from the official docs)
https://mcp.make.com
Permissions and security
What it can access
Scopes determine tools; Run your scenarios gives access to all on-demand and active scenarios in the organization
Security notes from the maintainers
MCP token in URL embeds a secret in the URL; header method also available
Review the source before granting an agent access to credentials or production systems. We document what the maintainers state; we do not audit code.
