Dify MCP Server
A simple MCP server implementation for triggering Dify workflows by calling MCP tools, supporting both environment variables and configuration files for configuration.
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What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server?
The MCP server is a tool that helps you call Dify workflows through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It enables you to easily integrate and use various functions provided by Dify.How to use the MCP server?
After installation, simply configure your Dify base URL and App SKs to quickly start using it. It supports multiple client platforms, such as Smithery and uv tools.Applicable scenarios
The MCP server is suitable for application scenarios that require flexible invocation of Dify workflows, such as chatbot development, data analysis, and automation tasks.Main Features
Multi-workflow support
It can connect to multiple Dify workflows simultaneously, with each workflow corresponding to an App SK.
Environment variable configuration
It supports setting the Dify base URL and App SKs through environment variables or configuration files.
Cross-platform compatibility
It supports multiple client platforms, such as Smithery and uv tools.
Advantages
Easy to integrate and configure
Supports multiple Dify workflows
Cross-platform compatibility
Limitations
Requires basic knowledge of command-line operations
Depends on the support of the Dify platform
How to Use
Prepare the configuration file
Create a configuration file (config.yaml) containing the Dify base URL and App SKs.
Install the MCP server
Install the MCP server using Smithery or manually.
Run the server
Start the MCP server and specify the configuration file path.
Usage Examples
Case 1: Call a Dify workflow
Call a specific Dify workflow through the MCP server.
Case 2: Configure environment variables
Configure the Dify base URL and App SKs through environment variables.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to install the MCP server?
Does it support multiple Dify workflows?
How to uninstall the MCP server?
Related Resources
Official Documentation
The official documentation for the MCP server.
GitHub Repository
The open-source code repository for the MCP server.
Smithery Platform
A platform that supports the MCP server.

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