Make

Make MCP server lets AI systems such as Claude and ChatGPT run scenarios and manage a Make account. It is a Make-hosted, cloud-based server that connects over stateless Streamable HTTP, and it follows the Model Context Protocol, a standard for how AI clients and external systems interact safely.

The server gives AI clients MCP tools for two kinds of work. Scenario run tools start active and on-demand scenarios. Management tools view and modify scenarios and their related entities, such as connections, webhooks and data stores, and view and modify teams and organisations. The scopes you select when you connect determine which tools are available.

To connect, an MCP client can use OAuth, or an API key added either in an Authorization header or in the connection URL. The URL includes your organisation's Make zone, for example eu2.make.com. Alternatively, you can install Make Skills, which are Markdown files with instructions for building scenarios and configuring modules, and which include the connection details.

The page lists several ways to see the available tools, including the MCP client settings, a command in the client, the MCP Inspector, a tools/list request in code, and a prompt to the AI assistant. It also sets timeouts for tool calls. Scenario run tools time out after 25 seconds over OAuth and 40 seconds with an API key. Management tools time out after 30 seconds over OAuth and 60 seconds with an API key. If a scenario run times out, it keeps running in Make for up to 40 minutes, and the client can fetch its output later using the execution ID.

The server also lets you control which scenarios are exposed as tools through MCP toolboxes, and you can set the maximum length of generated tool names.

The page says scenario run tools are available on all plans and management tools are available on paid plans. It does not state prices beyond that.

This product is for people who already use Make and want AI assistants to run their automations or change their account settings.