qontinui-web-mcp
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Overview
Enables AI assistants to create and manage visual automation configurations through the Qontinui API for UI automation.
Installation
poetry run qontinui-web-mcpEnvironment Variables
- QONTINUI_API_URL
- QONTINUI_API_TIMEOUT
- QONTINUI_ACCESS_TOKEN
- QONTINUI_EMAIL
- QONTINUI_PASSWORD
- QONTINUI_LOG_LEVEL
Security Notes
The server acts as a client to an external Qontinui API, facilitating data management (CRUD for projects, workflows, states, etc.) and triggering actions on the backend. It uses standard secure practices like environment variables for sensitive data (API keys, credentials) and Pydantic for data validation. No direct 'eval' or obvious code injection vulnerabilities are present within the MCP server's logic for processing tool arguments. The primary security considerations would shift to the Qontinui backend API itself, which this MCP server interacts with, and how it handles and executes user-defined workflows/actions.
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