You can connect Make MCP server to MCP clients using OAuth.

OAuth is recommended due to its simple and secure setup, with a universal URL that eliminates the need to configure the URL with an MCP token.

Connection URL

To connect Make MCP server using OAuth, use this URL for Stateless HTTP Streamable:

https://mcp.make.com

Access control

While connecting Make MCP server with an MCP client, you will select the organization and granted scopes in the OAuth consent screen. Scopes determine the tools available to the MCP client.

Consent screen example:

To complete the connection, refer to the Usage page of your MCP client (e.g., Usage with Cursor).

This guide outlines how to connect Make MCP server to Claude using OAuth.

Prerequisites

• Claude account

Connect to Claude

Make is a built-in connector on Claude. To connect Make MCP server to Claude:

1. Open your Claude account.

2. Click your profile name on the left sidebar, then Settings.

3. Go to Connectors.

4. Click Browse connectors.

5. Search for Make and click the plus sign.

6. In the OAuth consent screen, select an organization in Organization and its granted scopes.

7. Click Allow to proceed.

You've now connected Make MCP server to Claude.

This guide outlines how to connect Make MCP server to Cursor using an MCP token.

• Cursor account (Desktop version)

To connect Make MCP server to Cursor:

This guide outlines how to connect Make MCP server to Claude Desktop using an MCP token.

• Claude Desktop account (Pro plan)

To connect Make MCP server to Claude Desktop:

This guide outlines how to connect Make MCP server to Claude Code using OAuth.

To connect Make MCP server to Claude Code:

This guide outlines how to connect Make MCP server to Mistral AI's Le Chat using OAuth.

• Mistral AI account

To connect Make MCP server to Mistral AI:

1. Open Mistral AI and go to Le Chat.

This guide outlines how to connect Make MCP server to Windsurf using OAuth.

To connect Make MCP server to Windsurf:

This guide outlines how to connect Make MCP server to the OpenAI API.

To connect Make MCP server to the OpenAI API:

1. Configure your API call with the following:

You can connect Make MCP server to a client using an MCP token in the connection URL. An MCP token is an API token that you create in Make for adding Make MCP server to an MCP client.

To obtain an MCP token:

1. In the top-right corner of your Make account, click your name.

2. Click Profile.

This guide outlines how to connect Make MCP server to Warp using OAuth.

To connect Make MCP server to Warp:

1. In Warp Drive, go to MCP Servers under Personal.

This guide outlines how to connect Make MCP server to OpenAI using an MCP token.

• OpenAI Platform account

To connect Make MCP server to OpenAI:

Make MCP server allows AI systems, such as large language models (LLMs), to run scenarios and manage the contents of your Make account. Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a communication standard between AI and external systems. It enables safe interactions by defining endpoints and providing authentication.

Benefits

• Creates bidirectional communication between AI and Make

• Allows AI to access and manage elements of your Make account

• Turns your active and on-demand scenarios into callable tools for AI

AI systems like Claude and ChatGPT act as MCP clients of Make MCP server. The server provides them access to scenario run and management tools that enable the following actions:

• Run active and on-demand scenarios

• View and modify scenarios and their related entities (e.g., connections, webhooks, and data stores)

• View and modify teams and organizations

When you connect Make MCP server to an MCP client, your selected scopes determine the callable tools available on the server.

Scenario inputs and outputs

When using scenarios as MCP tools, define scenario to help AI understand what data to receive and send:

• Inputs: parameters that AI fills with data when the scenario runs

• Outputs: data returned from the scenario to your AI

Make MCP server is a cloud-based server hosted by Make, running via Streamable HTTP and Server-Sent Events (SSE).

Stateless Streamable HTTP is Make's default transport method due to its connection reliability. It is recommended when connecting to MCP clients that support Streamable HTTP.

Use the following connection URLs, depending on your connection type:

If your MCP client supports Streamable HTTP, you can use /stream at the end of the connection URL specified for your chosen connection type ( or ).

If your MCP client supports SSE, use the following connection URLs, depending on your connection type:

If your MCP client does not support SSE, use the Cloudflare mcp-remote proxy for compatibility. Refer to for more details.

Calls from MCP clients to tools on Make MCP server have timeout limits for returning output. Timeouts vary depending on the tool type called and the authorization and transport method used.

• https://mcp.make.com (OAuth): 25 seconds

• https://<MAKE_ZONE>/mcp/<TRANSPORT> (MCP token): 40 seconds

Retrieve outputs after timeout

Even after a scenario run tool call times out, the called scenario continues running in Make for up to 40 minutes, and you can retrieve the output after the scenario finishes its run.

The call returns a timeout response that includes the executionId , which the MCP client can use to retrieve the output, once ready, with the corresponding tool.

Example response:

• https://mcp.make.com (OAuth): 30 seconds

• https://<MAKE_ZONE>/mcp/<TRANSPORT> (MCP token, direct OAuth):

  • Stateless Streamable HTTP (/stateless) transport: 60 seconds

This guide outlines how to connect Make MCP server to ChatGPT using OAuth.

Prerequisites

• ChatGPT account (paid subscription)

Connect to ChatGPT

To connect Make MCP server to ChatGPT:

1. Open the web version of ChatGPT.

2. Click on your profile name on the left sidebar.

1. Click Settings to open the settings dialog.

2. Navigate to the Connectors section, then to Advanced settings.

1. In Advanced settings, enable Developer mode.

2. Return to Connectors, and click the Create button that is now visible.

3. In the New Connector dialog, name your MCP server.

1. In the Authentication dropdown, select OAuth.

2. Select the I trust this application checkbox.

3. Click the Create button.

You have now connected Make MCP server to ChatGPT. In Connectors, you can click on it to expand its details and select which tools ChatGPT can use.

After adding Make MCP server, you can enable it in the chat:

1. Open a new chat in ChatGPT.

2. In the left-hand corner of the message bar, click the + sign to open a dropdown.

3. Click More, then Developer Mode.

1. Click Add sources.

2. Enable Make MCP server.

You have now enabled Make MCP server in the chat, allowing ChatGPT to use Make tools when interacting with you.

By default, the mcp:use scope of your MCP token allows AI systems to access all active and on-demand scenarios across all of your Make organizations. If you want to restrict access, append query parameters to the connection URL according to these levels:

• Organization

• Team

• Scenario

Scenarios must be active with on-demand scheduling to be discoverable as MCP tools.

https://<MAKE_ZONE>/mcp/u/<MCP_TOKEN>/stateless?organizationId=<id>

The AI system can access all scenarios in any team within the specified organization.

https://<MAKE_ZONE>/mcp/u/<MCP_TOKEN>/stateless?teamId=<id>

The AI system can access all scenarios within the specified team.

https://<MAKE_ZONE>/mcp/u/<MCP_TOKEN>/stateless?scenarioId=<id>

The AI system can only access the specified scenario.

This guide outlines how to connect Make MCP server to Cursor using OAuth.

Prerequisites

• Cursor account (Desktop version)

Connect to Cursor

To connect Make MCP server to Cursor:

1. Open your Cursor account.

2. On the upper right-hand side, click the gear icon to open the Cursor Settings dialog.

3. In the left sidebar, click Tools & Integrations (or Tools, if you're on the Free Plan).

4. Under MCP Tools, click Add Custom MCP to open the editor for the mcp.json file.

1. In the editor, add the configuration.

Use the following URL:

Configuration example:

1. In MCP Tools, you'll see Make added as an MCP tool. Click Needs login.

1. In the dialog, click Open, which opens an OAuth consent screen.

2. In the Organization dropdown, select the organization that can access the server.

3. Select its granted scopes.

You have now connected Make MCP server to Cursor.

This guide outlines how to connect Make MCP server to Gemini CLI using OAuth.

Prerequisites

• Gemini CLI

• Node.js

Connect to Gemini CLI

To connect Make MCP server to Gemini CLI:

1. In your terminal, run the following command, depending on your transport method:

Streamable HTTP

Server-Sent Events (SSE)

1. Run the Gemini command to start Gemini.

2. Run /mcp list to check if Make is among your configured MCP servers.

3. Run /mcp auth make to initiate authentication.

You have now connected Make MCP server to Gemini CLI.

You can call Make MCP tools in Gemini CLI:

1. Enter a question related to your connected Make MCP tools.

2. Grant permission for the suggested tool.

Gemini CLI calls the relevant tool and responds to your question.

This guide outlines how to connect Make MCP server to Vapi.

Prerequisites

• Vapi account

• MCP token

Connect to Vapi

To connect Make MCP server to Vapi:

1. Open your Vapi account.

2. Navigate to Tools on the left sidebar.

3. Click the Create Tool button, then select MCP.

4. Configure the tool name and describe when to use the tool.

5. In Server URL, add the following URL:

1. Replace <MAKE_ZONE> and <MCP_TOKEN> with your actual values.

• MAKE_ZONE - The zone your organization is hosted in (e.g., eu2.make.com).

• MCP_TOKEN - You can generate your MCP token in your Make profile.

Optionally, to control which scenarios are available as tools, you can further configure the URL according to the levels outlined in.

1. In Timeout, enter an appropriate timeout for your use case.

2. In MCP Settings, select Streamable HTTP or Server-Sent Events (SSE).

3. Click Save.

You've now connected Make MCP server to Vapi.

This guide outlines how to connect Make MCP server to Kiro using OAuth.

Prerequisites

• Kiro

Connect to Kiro

To connect Make MCP server to Kiro:

1. In Kiro, click the ghost icon on the left sidebar.

1. Hover over the MCP servers section and click the Open MCP Config icon.

2. In the mcp.json configuration, add the following:

1. Enter Ctrl + S (Windows) or Cmd + S (Mac) to save. The OAuth consent screen opens in a new browser window.

2. In the consent screen, select your organization and scopes, then click Allow.

You have now connected Make MCP server to Kiro.

You can call Make MCP tools in the chat:

1. To open the chat, enter Ctrl + L (Windows) or Cmd + L (Mac).

2. Enter a question related to your connected Make MCP tools.

Kiro calls the relevant tool and responds to your question.

This guide outlines how to connect Make MCP server with ChatGPT using an MCP token.

• ChatGPT account (paid subscription)

To connect Make MCP server to ChatGPT: