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MCP-BPMN SERVER TOOLS

41 tools from the MCP-BPMN Server MCP Server, categorised by risk level.

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READ 15 tools
Read bpmn_get_diagrams_path Get the path where BPMN diagrams are saved Read bpmn_get_element Get details of a specific element Read bpmn_list_diagrams List all saved BPMN diagrams Read bpmn_list_elements List all elements in a process Read bpmn_load_diagram Load a saved BPMN diagram Read bpmn_validate Validate a BPMN process for correctness Read current Get information about the current diagram Read get_diagrams_path Get the path where BPMN diagrams are saved Read get_element Get details of a specific element in the current diagram Read list_diagrams List all saved BPMN diagrams Read list_elements List all elements in the current diagram Read validate Validate the current diagram for BPMN correctness Read bpmn_export Export the process as BPMN 2.0 XML or SVG Read export Export the current diagram as BPMN XML Read open_bpmn Open an existing BPMN file and set it as current context
WRITE 22 tools
Write new_bpmn Create a new BPMN diagram and set it as current context Write new_from_mermaid Create a new BPMN diagram from Mermaid code and set it as current context Write add_activity Add an activity to the current diagram Write add_event Add an event to the current diagram Write add_gateway Add a gateway to the current diagram Write add_lane Add a lane to an existing pool in the current diagram Write add_pool Add a pool to the current collaboration diagram Write auto_layout Apply automatic layout to the current diagram Write bpmn_add_gateway Add a gateway (decision point) to the process Write bpmn_add_lane Add a lane to an existing pool Write bpmn_add_pool Add a participant pool to a collaboration Write bpmn_auto_layout Apply automatic layout to a process for better visual positioning Write bpmn_connect Connect two elements with a sequence flow Write bpmn_convert_mermaid Convert a Mermaid flowchart diagram to BPMN 2.0 format Write bpmn_import_mermaid Import a Mermaid diagram and create an editable BPMN process Write bpmn_update_element Update properties of an existing element Write close Close the current diagram and clear the context Write connect Connect two elements in the current diagram Write open_mermaid_file Open a Mermaid file, convert it to BPMN, and set as current context Write save Save the current diagram to its file (error if no filename set) Write save_as Save the current diagram with a new filename Write update_element Update properties of an element in the current diagram
DESTRUCTIVE 4 tools
Destructive bpmn_delete_diagram Delete a saved BPMN diagram file Destructive bpmn_delete_element Delete an element from the process Destructive delete_diagram_file Delete a saved BPMN diagram file Destructive delete_element Delete an element from the current diagram

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How many tools does the MCP-BPMN Server MCP server have? +

The MCP-BPMN Server MCP server exposes 41 tools across 3 categories: Read, Write, Destructive.

How do I enforce policies on MCP-BPMN Server tools? +

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What risk categories do MCP-BPMN Server tools fall into? +

MCP-BPMN Server tools are categorised as Read (15), Write (22), Destructive (4). Each category has a recommended default policy.

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