🧩 MakeSync MCP Server

An advanced Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Make.com, enabling intelligent patching, scenario management, and integration with automation workflows.

Author: Nadav Daniel
License: MIT
Project Version: 1.0.0

🧠 Originally inspired by Eduard Litau’s mcp-server-make-dot-com

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🧠 Project Overview

This server implements a powerful and extensible MCP interface for interacting with the Make.com API. Unlike basic implementations, MakeSync MCP Server is module-agnostic, capable of reading and updating scenario blueprints based on their declared metadata.parameters, interface, and expect structure.

It supports:

• Reading scenarios and their structure.
• Smart, spec-compliant patching of any module.
• CLI and Claude Desktop usage.
• Safe blueprint patching using confirm logic.
• Configurable environment and TypeScript support.

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🔧 Features

• ✅ Read live or draft blueprint of any scenario
• ✏️ Smart patching of module fields based on metadata spec
• 🛡 Confirm logic to safely update scenarios
• 🔍 Auto-wrap {{...}} mappers if missing
• 🧠 Agnostic patching across any module type
• 🧰 Compatible with Claude Desktop, local node, and GitHub workflows

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📦 Tools

read_make_dot_com_scenario_blueprint

• Inputs:
  • scenario_id (number)
  • draft (boolean, optional)
• Output: Full blueprint JSON

update_make_dot_com_scenario

• Inputs:
  • scenario_id (number)
  • name / description (optional)
  • module_id (optional): The module inside the flow to patch
  • operations (optional): List of { path, value } patch instructions
  • confirm (boolean, default: true): Required for installing new apps
• Behavior:
  • Applies all updates based on Make.com module structure
  • Wraps value with {{...}} if appropriate
  • Validates against module interface and parameters keys

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🔑 Required API Key Scopes

Ensure your API key includes the following scopes:

agents:read apps:read connections:read datastores:read devices:read functions:read scenarios:read scenarios:run scenarios:write teams:read

⚙️ Configuration

Option 1: Quick Setup with Claude Desktop

Run the provided setup script or use:

MAKE_DOT_COM_API_KEY=xxx npm install && npm run build