mcp-workflow-orchestrator-dify
Facilitates the orchestration and execution of Dify-based procedural flows, enabling the dynamic summoning of several specialized, user-defined workflows.
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mcp-workflow-orchestrator-dify serves as an MCP (Management Control Plane) server utility meticulously engineered for handling the querying and initiation of Dify workflows. It provides robust capabilities for running multiple distinct, custom Dify procedural sequences on an ad-hoc basis.
Installation Procedure
shell git clone https://github.com/gotoolkis/mcp-difyworkflow-server.git
Compile using Go
cd mcp-difyworkflow-server go build -o mcp-workflow-orchestrator-dify .
Alternatively, utilize the provided Makefile
make build
Parameter Configuration
Configuration is typically managed via an MCP configuration file, structured as follows:
{ "mcpServers": { "mcp-workflow-orchestrator-dify": { "command": "mcp-workflow-orchestrator-dify", "args": ["-api-endpoint", "http://localhost/v1"], "env": { "DIFY_FLOW_IDENTIFIERS": "workflow-translator,workflow-genImag", "DIFY_ACCESS_TOKENS": "appkey-xxxxxxxxxxxa,appkey-xxxxxxxxxxxb" } } } }
- "api-endpoint":"http://localhost/v1"
Specifies the Uniform Resource Locator (URL) pointing to the root of the Dify platform's application programming interface (API) server.
- "command":"mcp-workflow-orchestrator-dify"
This field dictates the executable to run. You may specify the full absolute path to the compiled binary or establish a symbolic link, like so:
sudo ln -s <path_to_repository>/mcp-difyworkflow-server /usr/local/bin/mcp-workflow-orchestrator-dify
- DIFY_FLOW_IDENTIFIERS, DIFY_ACCESS_TOKENS
These environment variables must maintain a one-to-one sequential correspondence. The workflow identifier is user-definable within the Dify Prompt interface. The required Workflow API Key must be generated specifically for the corresponding flow established within the Dify environment (Consult Dify documentation for API key generation protocols).
Operational Commands
- list_flows
Retrieves and displays the catalog of all authorized procedural sequences. - invoke_flow
Initiates execution of a designated workflow, requiring the workflow's designated name and the input payload. Crucial Note: By default convention, the primary input variable within the Dify workflow definition must be labeled as: "message"
Usage Examples
prompt: Show me the accessible utilities within mcp-workflow-orchestrator-dify
prompt: Dispatch the sequence named 'workflow-translator' from Dify, providing 'This is a test message' as the input payload.prompt: Display available tools for mcp-workflow-orchestrator-dify.
prompt: Execute the routine designated 'workflow-translator' via Dify, utilizing 'This is a test message' as the supplied input data.
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