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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.noclick.com/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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Available MCP Tools

When you connect NoClick MCP to your AI assistant, you get access to tools for building and managing workflows. Your AI assistant discovers how to use each tool automatically — just describe what you want to build.

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Workflow Management

ToolDescription
list_workflowsList your workflows with optional search filtering
create_workflowCreate a new empty workflow
get_workflowGet workflow details including nodes, edges, and configs
update_workflow_metadataUpdate a workflow’s name and/or description
delete_workflowPermanently delete a workflow
open_workflowOpen a workflow in the user’s browser
get_current_workflowGet the workflow currently open in the browser
get_selected_nodeGet the currently selected node in the browser

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Node Discovery & Configuration

ToolDescription
get_available_node_typesSearch for available node types (RSS, Gmail, Slack, etc.)
get_node_operationsGet available operations for node types
get_node_configsGet configuration schemas for node type + operation pairs
get_nodeGet a single node’s configuration and output
update_workflowAdd, configure, and connect nodes in batch

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Credentials & Dynamic Options

ToolDescription
search_credentialsSearch your saved credentials for use with nodes
load_optionsLoad dynamic dropdown options (e.g., list spreadsheets, Slack channels)

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Execution & Testing

ToolDescription
run_workflowExecute a full workflow
run_nodesRun specific nodes for testing
get_execution_statusCheck the status of a workflow execution
get_node_outputGet the last execution output for a specific node

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Example Usage

Here’s how a typical workflow build looks when using NoClick MCP with an AI assistant: 
"Create a workflow that checks Hacker News RSS every hour,
filters for AI-related posts, and sends a Slack summary"
Your AI assistant handles all the details automatically — discovering node types, configuring operations, setting up credentials, and connecting nodes together. Just describe what you want and it builds it.