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Platform-API
MCP
Automation

Automate FlowFn Itself — The Platform API & Management MCP

Everything you build in FlowFn — apps, workflows, agents, data sheets — you can also build about FlowFn from the outside. The Platform API is a control-plane for authoring your FlowFn resources over REST, and the Management MCP is the same thing exposed to an AI client. One personal token unlocks both, so you can script your workspace with `curl`, or just tell Claude "create an agent that…" and watch it appear.

FlowFn Team · 16 Jul 2026 · 4 min read

MCP
AI
Integrations

Give AI Clients a Safe Toolset: Host an MCP Server with FlowFn

Your app already knows how to look up an order, run a workflow, and answer a question. What if Claude Desktop, Cursor, or any MCP-capable assistant could call those abilities directly — but only the ones you allow, behind a token you can rotate, billed to you? FlowFn's MCP feature turns any App into a hosted Model Context Protocol server: attach the workflows, agents, data sheets, and tools you want to expose, hand out a bearer token, and an external AI can use your app as a toolset.

FlowFn Team · 15 Jul 2026 · 7 min read