International Business Machines MCP Server
IBM MQ, Business Automation Workflow, and FileNet content via AI model context protocols.
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Overview
This repository acts as a centralized directory and collection for various Model Context Protocol servers developed by IBM. It bridges IBM infrastructure, such as messaging queues and workflow systems, with AI assistants, allowing LLMs to interact directly with enterprise resources like FileNet Content Manager. Developers can leverage these servers to integrate AI-driven task planning, content management, and queue monitoring into their workflows. The collection includes specific implementations for IBM MQ health checks, automated planning tools, and business process automation, providing standardized interfaces for AI agents to retrieve data and execute commands across these platforms.
Our verdict
With a high-risk security score of 48/100, this project requires caution. The rating is primarily impacted by the fact that the authentication methods and read-only modes have not yet been editorially reviewed. While the repository is active and maintained by a community of 34 contributors, users should be aware that these are not official vendor-supported integrations and may not be ready for sensitive environments.
- Active development with commits within the last eight days.
- Zero direct dependencies reduce potential supply-chain vulnerabilities.
- Comprehensive documentation provided within the repository README.
- Permissive Apache-2.0 open-source licensing.
- Authentication methods have not undergone independent security review.
- Read-only support status is currently unverified.
- Not maintained by official IBM product teams.
Compatibility
| Client | Local | Docker | Remote | Read-only |
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| Windsurf |
Frequently asked questions
›What authentication credentials are required to connect the Business Automation Workflow MCP server?
This server requires a configured workflow endpoint, a valid username, and a password for access.
›Does the IBM OpenPages MCP server support different deployment modes?
Yes, it supports both remote HTTP and local stdio deployment modes.
›How do I provide configuration details for the IBM Core Content Services MCP server?
You must provide the server URL for the GraphQL endpoint, your object store identifier, and your username and password.
›What is required to connect to the IBM Decision Intelligence MCP server?
Connection requires an API key and the base URL for your specific decision runtime environment.
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