Nintex MCP

Important: Nintex MCP is currently in beta. For more information, see the Nintex Beta terms document.

Nintex Model Context Protocol (MCP) lets supported large language model (LLM) clients connect to your Nintex tenant. MCP allows an LLM client to access Nintex tools and information. The Nintex MCP feature is available only when the feature is selected in the AI features for the tenant. For more information, see AI features.

Use the Nintex MCP page to copy the server URL, download the skills file, and view setup steps for supported clients, and review MCP tool history. After setup, you can ask your LLM client to complete tasks using Nintex MCP tools. For example, you can ask it to find workflow details, summarize information from connected Nintex assets, or answer questions about items in your Nintex tenant.

Access Nintex MCP

  • Go to My Nintex > Nintex MCP

Download the skills file

The SKILLS.md file provides instructions that help your LLM client understand how to use Nintex MCP tools. After downloading the file, use it in your LLM client as a skills or instructions file. The steps depend on the LLM client you use.
To download the file:

  1. Go to My Nintex > Nintex MCP > Connect

  2. Click Download SKILLS.md

Connect to LLM client

Connect a supported LLM client to use Nintex MCP tools in chat. Follow the setup steps for the client, and sign in with your Nintex account when prompted. No token is required. Support for more LLM clients is coming soon.

Connect Claude Desktop

  1. In Claude Desktop, go to Settings > Connectors.

  2. Click Add custom connector.

  3. Enter a connector name, such as Nintex MCP.

  4. Paste the server URL from the Nintex MCP page.

  5. Keep the default Advanced settings, then click Add.

  6. Click Connect on the new connector.

  7. In the browser tab that opens, sign in to your Nintex tenant.

  8. Approve access on the consent screen.

When the button changes from Connect to Configure, the Nintex MCP tools are ready to use in your chat.

Connect VS Code with GitHub Copilot Chat

  1. In VS Code, open Command Palette.

  2. Select MCP: Add Server

  3. Select HTTP

  4. Paste the server URL from the Nintex MCP page.

  5. Approve the OAuth prompt.

View Nintex MCP history

Use the History tab to review Nintex MCP tool activity for the tenant. The history shows each tool request, including the tool name, status, execution time, duration, and client. You can filter the history list by status and time range, and refresh the list to view the latest activity.

  • Go to My Nintex > Nintex MCP > History

Nintex MCP columns, settings, and selections

Section Column, setting, or selection Description
Connect Server URL

The URL to paste into your LLM client to connect to Nintex MCP.

  Copy Copies the server URL.
  Download SKILLS.md Downloads the skills file for your LLM client.
  Claude Desktop Shows setup steps for connecting Claude Desktop to Nintex MCP.
  VS Code (GitHub Copilot Chat) Shows setup steps for connecting VS Code with GitHub Copilot Chat to Nintex MCP.
History Status

Filters the history list by tool request status.

  • All: Shows all tool requests.
  • Success: Shows successful tool requests.
  • Error: Shows tool requests that returned an error.
  Time range Filters the history list by when the tool request was executed. Select a preset time range, such as Past 24 hours, Past week, Past month, or Past quarter, or select Custom to define a custom time range.
  Refresh Updates the history list.
  Tool The Nintex MCP tool that was requested. The display name and system tool name are shown.
  Status The status of the tool request.
  Executed The date and time the tool request was executed.
  Duration The time taken to complete the tool request.
  Client The LLM client used for the tool request.