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MakeMCP

An MCP server that lets Claude build working Make (make.com) scenarios for you — discover modules, assemble a blueprint, validate it, and deploy it live to your Make account.

  • 🧠 Knows ~3,260 Make apps + real module schemas
  • 🛠️ Assembles & validates blueprints (required fields, IML references, auto-fixes)
  • 🚀 Deploys scenarios straight to your Make account
  • 📴 Discovery & validation work offline; only deploy needs credentials
  • 🧩 17 MCP tools, TypeScript, no native build deps (uses Node's built-in node:sqlite)

Status: community project, MVP-quality. Solid for common scenarios on core apps (Webhooks, HTTP, Google Sheets, Slack, OpenAI, Gmail/email, Drive, routers/iterators). Module-schema depth for the long tail of native apps grows via the blueprint corpus — see Coverage. PRs welcome!

How it works

A Make scenario is a blueprint: { name, flow: [ ...modules ], metadata }. Each module is { id, module: "app:action", version, parameters, mapper, metadata }, where mapper fields accept IML like {{1.email}} referencing earlier modules. Branching uses a builtin:BasicRouter with routes[].

Make doesn't expose native app schemas over a public API, so MakeMCP builds knowledge in three layers: an app catalog (~3,260 apps), module schemas (mined from real blueprints, scraped for open-source apps, and lazily fetched on demand), and keyword-rich usage docs. The flow Claude follows: discover → build → validate → deploy.

Requirements

  • Node.js ≥ 22.5 (for built-in node:sqlite; tested on 24)
  • A Make account with API access (paid plan) for deploy tools. Discovery/validation need no credentials.

Install

git clone https://github.com/tommyevening/makemcp.git
cd makemcp
npm install
npm run build        # compile to dist/  (data/make.db is committed, works out of the box)

Configure

  1. Create a Make API token (Make → Profile → API/SDK → Add token). Recommended scopes:
    scenarios:read scenarios:write scenarios:run user:read connections:read hooks:read hooks:write teams:read sdk-apps:read
    
  2. Set env vars — copy .env.example to .env:
    MAKE_API_KEY=your-make-api-token
    MAKE_TEAM_ID=123456        # your team id (number)
    MAKE_ZONE=eu2              # your region: eu1, eu2, us1, us2 ...
    .env is loaded automatically and is git-ignored — never commit it.

Add to Claude

Claude Desktop (%APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json / ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json) or Claude Code (.mcp.json):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "makemcp": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": ["/absolute/path/to/makemcp/dist/index.js"]
    }
  }
}

Credentials come from .env, so no env block is needed. Restart Claude fully afterwards. On Windows, if node isn't found, use the full path (e.g. C:/Program Files/nodejs/node.exe).

Usage

Ask Claude things like:

  • “Check my Make connection.”make_health_check
  • “What Make apps are there for CRM?”list_apps
  • “Build a Make scenario: on a webhook, add a row to Google Sheets with the name and email, then post to Slack.” → discover → build → validate_scenariomake_create_scenario

Tools

Tool Needs API Purpose
tools_documentation no Overview + per-tool docs. Start here.
search_modules no Ranked search across modules.
get_module no Full schema + usage + examples for a module.
list_apps no Search the ~3,260-app catalog.
search_templates / get_template no Find & fetch reusable blueprints.
validate_scenario no Validate + autofix + enrich a blueprint.
make_health_check yes Verify API connectivity / credentials.
make_create_scenario yes Deploy a new scenario (validates first; reports Make's validity verdict).
make_get_scenario yes Fetch an existing scenario's blueprint.
make_update_scenario yes Replace a scenario's blueprint.
make_verify_scenario yes Closed-loop check: Make's isinvalid flag + local re-validation, for autofix.
make_run_scenario yes Trigger a manual run (needs scenarios:run scope).
make_list_scenarios yes List scenarios in a team.
make_list_connections yes List connections; pick an id for a module's __IMTCONN__.
make_list_hooks yes List webhooks; pick a free hook id for gateway:CustomWebHook.
make_create_hook yes Create a webhook and get its id + URL.

Coverage

  • Apps known: ~3,260 (full catalog) — great for routing.
  • Apps with module schemas (buildable today): ~25, concentrated on the core + open-source apps, with real schemas, example values and usage docs.
  • Long-tail native apps (Notion, Airtable, HubSpot, …): known but lack schemas to build with yet — fixed by adding blueprints (below). This is the best place to contribute.

Growing the knowledge base

npm run build:db                 # rebuild data/make.db from data/corpus/
npm run scrape [N] [--deep]      # scrape open-source SDK app schemas
npm run catalog <sitemap.xml>    # ingest the app catalog
npm run applyUsage <file.json>   # apply usage docs to modules

To deepen coverage: export a scenario's blueprint from Make (or use make_get_scenario), drop the JSON into data/corpus/, and run npm run build:db.

Project structure

src/
  index.ts            entrypoint (stdio)
  server.ts           registers all tools
  config.ts           env config (+ auto .env loading)
  context.ts          shared ctx (lazy DB + API + SDK clients)
  make/client.ts      Make REST API client
  db/database.ts      node:sqlite knowledge store + schema
  knowledge/          ingest pipeline (miner, build, scrape, catalog, applyUsage)
  blueprint/          validator.ts (validate + autofix + enrich)
  tools/              documentation, discovery, validate, manage
data/
  corpus/             real blueprints (input to build:db)
  usage/              usage docs
  make.db             prebuilt knowledge DB (shipped)

Contributing

Forks and PRs welcome — see CONTRIBUTING.md. The highest-impact contribution is adding blueprints to data/corpus/.

Security

Never commit your .env/token (git-ignored by default). scenarios:write also permits delete (MakeMCP never deletes). Review generated blueprints before deploying to production.

License

MIT © 2026 Tomek Wieczorek

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