MCP Server — Notification Tools, Richer Workflow Details & Auth Improvements

10 March 2026
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Notification channel management

Six new tools let you set up and manage notifications for workflow events directly from your AI assistant:

  • create_notification_channel — Create email, webhook, or Slack notification channels
  • configure_notifications — Subscribe workflow events (started, finished, failed, data change, etc.) to channels in a single call
  • list_notification_channels / list_notification_settings — View configured channels and event mappings
  • delete_notification_channel / delete_notification_setting — Remove channels or mappings (with two-step confirmation)

Example: "Set up email notifications when workflow abc123 finishes or fails"

Richer get_workflow details

The get_workflow tool now returns the original user prompt, navigation mode, cron schedules, next invocation timestamp, record limit, tags, and notification configuration — giving you full visibility into a workflow's setup without leaving your AI assistant.

Auth improvements

  • JWT tokens are now refreshed automatically before every tool call, preventing timeout errors during long sessions
  • Permission errors (403) now display a clear message suggesting you check your team role, distinct from authentication failures (401)

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