Default tools for the hosted Patchworks MCP server
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The hosted Patchworks MCP server includes a default set of tools that are ready to use. These tools are summarised here, in the following categories:
get_all_flows
List flows from the Core API.
get_flow_runs
Query flow runs (filter by status; started_after; sort; includes).
get_flow_run_logs
Retrieve logs for a specific flow run (optionally with payload IDs).
start_flow
Trigger a flow run via the Start service (/flows/{id}/start).
list_data_pools
List all data (dedupe) pools.
get_deduped_data
Retrieve deduplicated data for a specific pool.
get_marketplace_apps
List marketplace blueprints from the Patchworks marketplace.
get_marketplace_app
Get details of a specific marketplace blueprint by ID.
summarise_failed_run
Summarise what went wrong in a failed run.
triage_latest_failures
Fetch recent failed runs and return a compact summary.
download_payload
Download payload bytes for a given payload metadata ID (base64).
example_get_all_flows
Example demonstrating tool definition patterns.
list_tools
List all available tools in this MCP server.
These tools provide low-level access to the Patchworks agent conversation API. They can be used to interact with any platform agent feature directly. For purpose-built wrappers with clearer parameter guidance, see Platform agents below.
list_agent_conversations
List all agent conversations (paginated).
create_agent_conversation
Create a new agent conversation for a given feature (flow-builder, map-builder, or connector-builder).
get_agent_conversation
Get a specific agent conversation by ID.
reply_to_agent_conversation
Send a follow-up message to an existing agent conversation.
The payload field in create_agent_conversation is feature-specific:
flow-builder
flow_id (int, optional) — omit to create a new flow.
map-builder
flow_step_id (int, required), flow_version_id (int, required), flow_id (int, required).
connector-builder
connector_id (int, optional) — omit to create a new connector.
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