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// Remote MCP

Let AI agents run your boards.

Flux hosts a Model Context Protocol server at /api/mcp . Connect Claude Code, Cline, or Cursor - they'll read your boards, move cards, leave comments, and commit work autonomously.

// Works with
ClaudeClineGoogle AntigravityOpenAI
// Setup
03 steps
01

// SETUP

Generate an API key.

Go to Settings → API Keys, click Create key, and pick a scope. Read keys for safe-by-default agents, Read + Write for task agents that mutate boards.

02

// CONFIG

Wire it into your AI client.

Add the MCP server entry to your client config. Claude Code, Cline, Cursor - all supported via plain HTTP transport.

03

// USE

Just ask in natural language.

Your agent reads boards, moves cards, posts comments, reorders columns. Every action is logged and undoable from the Flux UI.

// Config snippet
3 clients

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "flux": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://flux.umin.ai/api/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer flux_YOUR_API_KEY"
      }
    }
  }
}
// Tools
12 available
READ

list_workspaces

List workspaces the user belongs to

READ

list_boards

List boards in a workspace

READ

get_board

Full board - columns + cards

READ

list_cards

All cards in a column

READ

get_card

Card detail with comments

READ

search_cards

Keyword search across all boards

WRITE

create_card

Create a card in a column

WRITE

update_card

Update title, description, due date

WRITE

move_card

Move a card across columns

WRITE

reorder_cards

Reorder cards within / across columns

WRITE

create_column

Add a new column to a board

WRITE

add_comment

Post a comment on a card

// Talk to it
Natural language
>

"List my workspaces"

>

"Show me all boards in the RedBite workspace"

>

"Create a card "Fix auth bug" in the To Do column"

>

"Move PROJ-42 to In Review"

>

"Search for cards about onboarding"

// Endpoints
HTTP transport
POST /api/mcp
GET /api/mcp
DELETE /api/mcp

Auth: Authorization: Bearer flux_…

// FAQ
05 questions
01

What is the Model Context Protocol?

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MCP is an open standard that lets AI agents connect to external tools over a uniform interface. Flux hosts an MCP server so agents like Claude, Cline, and Cursor can read your boards, move cards, and leave comments autonomously.

02

Which AI clients work with Flux MCP?

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Any MCP-compatible client works - Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cline, Cursor, and any client that supports HTTP-based MCP transport. Configuration takes under a minute.

03

Do I need a separate API key for MCP?

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No. MCP uses your standard Flux API key. Go to Settings, create a key with the scopes you need (Read for safe queries, Read + Write for task agents), and add it to your client config.

04

Is the MCP connection secure?

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Yes. All MCP communication uses HTTPS with Bearer token authentication. API keys have granular scopes (read, write) and are workspace-scoped. Every action is logged and undoable from the Flux UI.

05

What can an AI agent do through MCP?

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Agents can list workspaces and boards, read card details with comments and checklists, create and update cards, move cards across columns, reorder columns, post comments, and search across all boards - 12 tools in total.

// Ready to wire it up?

Mint a key. Start orchestrating.

Free with every Flux account. Read scope is safe - task agents need Write.