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Alfred MCP Server

Enables AI assistants to create, manage, and execute Alfred workflow automation skills, manage MCP s...

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Enables AI assistants to create, manage, and execute Alfred workflow automation skills, manage MCP server connections, view execution history, and handle API keys through Alfred's REST API.
  1. Open your Alfred admin/dashboard

    • If you run Alfred locally, open your Alfred instance (default API base URL: http://localhost:3001/api/v1).
    • If you use a hosted Alfred, sign in to the Alfred web dashboard for your account.
  2. Create an API key in Alfred

    • In the Alfred dashboard, open Settings / Account / Developer / API Keys (label may vary).
    • Click "Create new API key" (or "New token"), give it a name (e.g., "FastMCP"), choose appropriate scopes/permissions if prompted, and create it.
    • Copy the generated key (expected format shown in the README is: alf_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx).
  3. Confirm or obtain the Alfred base URL

    • If you run Alfred locally, use the default: http://localhost:3001/api/v1.
    • If you use a hosted Alfred, find the API Base URL in your deployment/dashboard (copy the full base URL that exposes /api/v1).
  4. Open the FastMCP connection interface (use the "Install Now" button)

    • Click the provided "Install Now" button to open the FastMCP connection form for adding environment variables / creating the Alfred connection.
  5. Fill the ENV fields in the FastMCP connection form

    • Set ALFRED_API_KEY → paste the API key you copied in step 2.
    • Set ALFRED_BASE_URL → paste the base URL from step 3 (or leave as the default http://localhost:3001/api/v1 if applicable).
  6. Save and test the connection

    • Click "Save" (or "Create Connection") in the FastMCP interface.
    • If FastMCP offers a "Test" or "Verify" option, run it to confirm the key and base URL are valid.
  7. Secure the key and follow best practices

    • Store the API key only in FastMCP’s secret/ENV storage (do not paste into chat or public places).
    • Limit token scopes where possible and rotate/revoke the key if it is compromised.
  8. If you cannot find the API key settings

    • Check your Alfred deployment’s documentation or admin settings for "API keys", "Personal access tokens", or "Developer tokens".
    • If Alfred is self-hosted, an admin may need to enable API key creation or generate the key for you.
  9. Optional: customize timeout or base URL

    • If needed, add optional ENV values in the FastMCP form (e.g., timeout in milliseconds) per the README (default timeout: 30000 ms).

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