Miro MCP Server

Miro MCP Server provides a Model Context Protocol (MCP) integration that allows AI assistants like Claude to interact directly with Miro boards. This server enables AI-powered workflows for visual collaboration, letting users create, read, and manage board content through natural language commands. The integration bridges the gap between conversational AI and visual collaboration tools.

Key Features:

• Board Management - Create new boards, retrieve board information, and manage board settings programmatically through AI assistants
• Item Creation - Add sticky notes, shapes, text, frames, and other visual elements to boards using natural language instructions
• Content Reading - Retrieve and analyze existing board content, enabling AI to understand and work with visual information
• Bulk Operations - Perform batch operations on multiple board items efficiently through automated workflows
• OAuth 2.0 Authentication - Secure authentication using Miro's OAuth 2.0 flow to protect user data and board access
• Real-time Collaboration - Changes made through the MCP server reflect immediately on Miro boards for seamless team collaboration

Getting Started:

To use the Miro MCP Server, you need to set up a Miro Developer account and create an application to obtain OAuth credentials. Configure the MCP server with your client ID and client secret, then connect it to your preferred AI assistant that supports the Model Context Protocol. The server handles authentication and provides a standardized interface for AI tools to interact with Miro's REST API.

Use Cases:

• Automatically generate visual diagrams from text descriptions
• Create meeting notes and action items directly on collaborative boards
• Build workflows that combine AI analysis with visual documentation
• Streamline brainstorming sessions with AI-assisted content creation