Orchestrator - Creating UiPath MCP Servers

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Creating UiPath MCP Servers

Create a UiPath MCP Server in Orchestrator by specifying its name, type, and configuration details.

In the MCP Servers page, select Add MCP Server. The Add MCP Server window is displayed.
From the top of the page, select the UiPath type.
In the Name field, enter a name for the MCP Server.
Note:
The name is used as the actual slug for the Preview URL. Because of this, make sure that the name you provide respects the following validation criteria:
- The name must be in accordance with the Regex rule: /^[a-zA-Z0-0]+(?:[-]+[a-zA-Z0-0+)*$/.
- The value must have a minimum of 3 characters and a maximum of 50 characters.
In the Preview URL, enter a name to preview the full URL.

The Preview URL uses the following format: https://{AutomationSuiteURL}/<OrganizationName>/<TenantName>/agenthub_/mcp/<FolderID>/<MCPServerName>.

Make sure that you have the appropriate permissions to access the folder and create an MCP Server in the folder.

Add a Description of the MCP Server.
Select Add Tool to choose the required tool.

Tools can include UiPath artifacts, such as:

Automations: includes processes defined from RPA workflows.
Agents: includes processes created from an agent package published from Agents.
Agentic Processes: includes processes created from an agentic process package published from Maestro.
API Workflows: includes processes defined from API workflows.
Activities: includes Integration Service activities.

Tip:

Tools can include UiPath artifacts such as RPA workflows, agents, API workflows, agentic processes, and activities.

Select the required tool from the list. If needed, add multiple tools. You can check more information on each tool from the Tools table:

Name: The name of the UiPath artifact.
Description: The description of the UiPath artifact.You can select each tool to view more information.

Select Add. The MCP Server is created and displayed on the MCP Servers page.

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