FLOWFORGE TOOLS

49 tools from the Flowforge MCP Server, categorised by risk level.

READ 23 tools
Read flowforge_get_agent Get a single agent's full record: status, model, system prompt, enabled skills, and aggregate performance s... Read flowforge_get_event Get the full record of a single event — name, data payload, timestamp, and ingest metadata. Use after flowf... Read flowforge_get_function Get the full record of a single workflow function — trigger config, tools, agent config, and active state. ... Read flowforge_get_run Get the full record of a single workflow run: status, timing, input event, and summary metadata. Use after ... Read flowforge_get_run_steps Get the ordered list of durable steps executed by a run, with inputs, outputs, and timing per step. Use thi... Read flowforge_get_run_tool_calls Get just the tool-call events from a run — useful for auditing what an agent actually called and with which... Read flowforge_get_stats Get aggregate platform statistics: total runs by status, function count, queue depth, active workers, and r... Read flowforge_get_task Get the full record of a single task: title, description, assignee, linked function/run, labels, and commen... Read flowforge_get_task_board Get the Kanban board view — tasks grouped into status columns (todo, in_progress, in_review, done, blocked,... Read flowforge_get_tool Get the full definition of a specific AI tool by name: its parameter schema, Python code or webhook config,... Read flowforge_health_check Binary reachability check — returns a short 'healthy' / 'unhealthy' string telling you whether the FlowForg... Read flowforge_list_agents List AI agents in the workspace, ordered by creation time (newest first). Agents are named AI identities — ... Read flowforge_list_approvals List human-in-the-loop tool-call approvals, ordered by creation time (most recent first). An approval is ra... Read flowforge_list_comments List comments on a task or run, ordered by post time (oldest first). Comments form a unified activity timel... Read flowforge_list_credentials List all stored credentials, ordered by name. Secret values are NEVER returned — each entry includes only a... Read flowforge_list_events List events that have been sent to FlowForge, ordered by send time (most recent first). Use to audit what's... Read flowforge_list_functions List registered workflow functions, ordered by creation time (newest first). Soft-deleted functions are exc... Read flowforge_list_notifications List notifications for the current user, ordered by creation time (most recent first). Notifications cover ... Read flowforge_list_runs List workflow runs, ordered by creation time (most recent first). Use to find recent executions of a functi... Read flowforge_list_skills List installed skill templates, ordered by import date (newest first). Skills are reusable knowledge packet... Read flowforge_list_tasks List tasks as a flat array, ordered by creation time (newest first). Tasks are Kanban work items assignable... Read flowforge_list_tools List all AI tools registered in FlowForge, ordered by name. Tools are reusable capabilities that inline fun... Read flowforge_search_marketplace Search the skills.sh community marketplace for skills you can install. Returns match results with install c...
WRITE 18 tools
Write flowforge_add_comment Post a new comment to a task or run. Supports both human and agent authors, markdown content, and @mentions... Write flowforge_approve_tool_call Approve a pending tool-call approval. The paused run resumes and the tool is invoked, optionally with modif... Write flowforge_create_agent Create a new AI agent in the workspace. Agents are team members that can be assigned tasks (flowforge_creat... Write flowforge_create_credential Create a new encrypted credential the workflow tools can reference. Once stored, use the credential in webh... Write flowforge_create_function Create a worker-mode workflow function whose code runs on your own server at endpoint_url. FlowForge calls ... Write flowforge_create_inline_function Create an inline/serverless AI agent function that runs on the FlowForge server — an LLM drives execution u... Write flowforge_create_task Create a new task on the Kanban board. Tasks auto-get human-readable identifiers like FF-1, FF-2. To update... Write flowforge_create_tool Create a new AI tool. Three tool types: 'custom' (Python code executed in a sandbox — must define execute(*... Write flowforge_import_skill Install a skill from the marketplace into FlowForge by downloading its SKILL.md and creating a local skill ... Write flowforge_mark_notifications_read Mark notifications as read — either one specific notification (pass notification_id) or every currently-unr... Write flowforge_preview_skill Fetch and parse a remote SKILL.md file from a GitHub repo without installing it. Shows the frontmatter (nam... Write flowforge_send_event Send an event into FlowForge. Any function with trigger_type='event' and a matching trigger_value will fan ... Write flowforge_set_agent_skills Set the complete list of skills enabled for an agent. Enabled skills have their SKILL.md content injected i... Write flowforge_set_function_skills Set the complete list of skills enabled for a function. Enabled skills have their SKILL.md content injected... Write flowforge_update_agent Update fields on an existing agent — name, current status, model, system prompt, or active flag. Only provi... Write flowforge_update_function Update fields on an existing workflow function. Works for both worker and inline functions — only provided ... Write flowforge_update_task Update fields on an existing task — change status (moves the card between columns), reassign, retitle, or r... Write flowforge_update_tool Update fields on an existing AI tool — code, webhook config, approval settings, or active flag. Only provid...

The managed route: connect Flowforge through the PolicyLayer gateway — every tool call above is checked against your policy before it runs, with a full audit log.

DIRECT INSTALL (UNMANAGED) npx -y flowforge-mcp-server
How many tools does the Flowforge MCP server have? +

The Flowforge MCP server exposes 49 tools across 4 categories: Read, Write, Destructive, Execute.

How do I enforce policies on Flowforge tools? +

Route the Flowforge server through the PolicyLayer gateway. Define allow, deny, or approval rules per tool in the dashboard — they are enforced on every call before it reaches the server.

What risk categories do Flowforge tools fall into? +

Flowforge tools are categorised as Read (23), Write (18), Destructive (6), Execute (2). Each category has a recommended default policy.

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