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- is there a way to add custom actions to existing mcp apps?
- is there a way to add my own custom mcp app?
- is there a way to add custom actions to existing mcp apps?
- is there a way to add my own custom mcp app?
Here are answers to your questions about Pipedream MCP apps and custom actions: — ### 1. Is there a way to add custom actions to existing MCP apps? Yes, you can add custom actions to existing MCP apps. When you publish custom actions for an app, they are automatically exposed as tools in the Pipedream MCP server for that app. This means that any new action you create and publish for an existing app will become available as a tool in MCP. - Reference: “Custom actions that you publish are automatically exposed as tools in the [Pipedream MCP server] for the relevant app.” — ### 2. Is there a way to add my own custom MCP app? Yes, you can add your own custom MCP app. The MCP server provides tools for each app based on Pipedream’s registry of pre-built actions. If you create a new app and publish actions for it (following Pipedream’s component model), those actions will be available as tools in MCP for your custom app. - Reference: “Tools are automatically created based on Pipedream’s registry of pre-built actions” To add your own app: - Build and publish your app’s components (actions/triggers) following Pipedream’s component model. - Once published, these will appear as tools in the MCP server for your app. — Summary: - You can add custom actions to existing MCP apps by publishing new actions for that app. - You can add your own custom MCP app by building and publishing new app components; MCP will automatically expose them as tools. If you need more details on building components, see the Pipedream component docs.