/mcp) in the Console. The page title is MCP connectors.
Catalog vs instance
The catalog lists 40+ Go adapters (Gmail, Postgres, Shopify, GitHub, …). See the connector catalog.
Installing an instance
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Open MCP connectors
Go to MCP in the sidebar (
/mcp). Browse Platform catalog servers or your installed instances.2
Add an instance
On a catalog server row, click Add instance (or open the platform marketplace modal). First-party platform servers create a workspace instance you own.
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Open instance config
Open Instance config (
/mcp/instances/{instance_id}). Description: “Pick a profile, connect credentials, then save. Workflows use the profile you mark active.”4
Wire a connection
On the active config profile, select a connection in the credential /
source_spec wiring. For Google and WhatsApp, use the embedded connect flows when offered.5
Set active profile
Mark the profile active so runtime resolution uses it for this instance.
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Validate
Optionally run MCP validation at
/mcp/{server_id}/validate to check server-level health, or validate a connection binding via API.Using instances in workflows
In Workflow Studio (/workflow/{id}), add an mcp_call step and select:
- The instance (saved as
instance_id+server_urlon the step) - The tool name from the instance’s tool catalog
- tool_args — static values or template variables (
{{input.*}},{{steps.step-id.result.*}})
Importing shared graphs
When you Import a workflow JSON from another workspace or a template:- Studio previews the graph (fit-to-screen).
- MCP steps grouped by
server_urlshow connection status for your workspace. - Pick an existing instance, Create instance, or connect credentials for servers you have not installed yet.
- Unknown servers must be added from MCP before import can complete.
server_url (portable). instance_id values from the source workspace are remapped on import.