# floom MCP Server

Deploy Python functions as web apps with auto-generated UI, REST API, and shareable links.

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## Status

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## Connect

Published as `@floomhq/mcp-server` on npm. Runs locally.

## Known issues

**144 problems reported by people outside the maintainer team.** Issues filed by the project's own owners, members and collaborators are excluded — those are release checklists and internal refactors, not things that will go wrong for you. Showing 12.

### Most discussed

### Custom MCP tools cannot run workers created through hosted MCP: filesystem worker directory not found

## Summary
A custom MCP tool registered against a worker created through the production MCP `workers.create` path fails because the custom-tool dispatcher looks for a filesystem worker directory instead of using the persisted DB/files backing the worker.

## Reproduction
Against production `workeros-prod` MCP endpoint:

1. Create a temporary worker through `workers.create`.
   - Worker id: `mcp-result-worker-1782170840`
   - Creation succeeded.
2. Register a custom MCP tool backed by that worker

[Read the thread](https://github.com/floomhq/floom/issues/1869) · 2026-06-22 · open · 8 comments

### [agent-interface][P1] MCP connection 'test' does not actually call the MCP server

From the 2026-06-08 audit. Owner: Vivek.

## Observed
POST /connections/mcp -> 200 active. POST /connections/{id}/test -> 200 'saved; checked when a worker runs' — i.e. persistence only, no initialize/tools-list. Agents can't validate a connection before wiring it.

## Fix
Extend test to initialize + tools/list for HTTP/SSE MCP; return tool count, transport/auth errors, allowed-tool mismatches. Effort: M.

Report: docs/audits/agent-interface-readiness-2026-06-08.md

[Read the thread](https://github.com/floomhq/floom/issues/599) · 2026-06-08 · closed · 5 comments

### [P1][cloud][cli] Cloud session expires mid-task: `workspaces create` succeeds, then `workers push` fails "token is not valid for this workspace" / "session expired" minutes later

## What happened

Provisioning a new secretary workspace + worker in one sitting on AX41 with `@floomhq/workeros@4.2.1` (cloud, `workeros-api.floom.dev`):

1. `workeros workspaces create "fede-secretary"` → ✓ `Created workspace fede-secretary (ws_8a3131705c4649). Active workspace updated.` (authenticated call succeeded)
2. Built + `workers validate` a worker locally → ✓ passes
3. `workeros workers push fede-secretary-inbox` → ✗ `Request was forbidden. API said: token is not valid for this worksp

[Read the thread](https://github.com/floomhq/floom/issues/1687) · 2026-06-20 · closed · 4 comments

### [Feature] Emily should persist conversation memory to the brain

## Problem
Emily (the workspace agent) has no long-term memory across conversations. Every chat starts from zero — she cannot remember preferences, past decisions, or recurring topics from earlier sessions.

The conversation history table stores raw transcripts, but:
1. It is not readable by Emily in future sessions (history is limited to the last 50 messages of the *current* thread).
2. It is not summarised — raw chat is too verbose to inject into the system prompt.
3. It is not structured for 

[Read the thread](https://github.com/floomhq/floom/issues/844) · 2026-06-10 · closed · 4 comments

### P1: Migrate legacy Composio connections to scoped allowlists

## Description

Legacy manifest `connections: [gmail]` grants **full app tool access**. Structured `allowed_tools` is enforced; legacy strings are not.

Parent: #610

## Evidence

- `docs/audits/security-product-audit-2026-06-01.md` P1: legacy connections unrestricted
- `declared_composio_connections()` treats legacy strings as unrestricted
- Stock workers may still use legacy format

## Expected

- [ ] Audit all stock workers for legacy connection declarations
- [ ] Migrate to structured connec

[Read the thread](https://github.com/floomhq/floom/issues/613) · 2026-06-08 · closed · 4 comments

### Most recent

### connections_test mutates persistent connection state as a side effect, and connections_list shows "active" for connections that actually fail live (401/404)

## Summary
Two related trust/correctness issues with connection health-checking:
1. **`connections_test` has a persistent side effect** — calling it flips the stored connection `status` from `active` to `failed` and updates `last_checked_at`, even though a "test" / health-check call should be read-only (or at minimum, that side effect should be documented and intentional, not incidental).
2. **`connections_list` reports "active" for connections that fail live** — all 3 configured MCP connections

[Read the thread](https://github.com/floomhq/floom/issues/2277) · 2026-07-17 · closed · 0 comments

### triggers_list unusable at scale (4MB/351 triggers, no filter/pagination) and integrations_catalog exposes pagination metadata but accepts no params

## Summary
Two related pagination/filtering gaps on list-style MCP tools:
1. **`triggers_list`** returns ~4MB of data (351 triggers spanning 41 unrelated toolkits) completely unfiltered — this blows past reasonable MCP response/token limits. Even filtered down to a single relevant app, the response is still ~430KB. There is no `limit`, `page`, or `fields` parameter to control response size.
2. **`integrations_catalog`** reports its own pagination metadata (1048 items across 35 pages) but takes n

[Read the thread](https://github.com/floomhq/floom/issues/2276) · 2026-07-17 · closed · 0 comments

### Aggressive MCP rate-limiting with no Retry-After/scope/quota signal; spaced-out retries appear to extend the lockout window

## Summary
MCP calls hit rate limiting after roughly 4 calls, with a lockout lasting minutes, and:
- No `Retry-After` header or equivalent field in the error response.
- No indication of what's being rate-limited (per-tool? per-workspace? per-token?) or what the quota actually is.
- Retrying with sensible spaced-out backoff appears to **extend** the lockout window rather than let it expire — i.e. correct client backoff behavior is punished instead of rewarded.

All 5 independent audit probes hit

[Read the thread](https://github.com/floomhq/floom/issues/2274) · 2026-07-17 · closed · 0 comments

### Worker management tooling gaps: no workers_delete despite can_delete:true, no pause/disable, workers_versions empty after edits, workers_write_file silently drops omitted files

## Summary
Four related gaps/bugs in worker management via MCP:
1. **No `workers_delete` tool** — the worker data model reports `can_delete: true`, but no MCP tool exists to actually delete a worker.
2. **No pause/disable** — `workers_update` rejects both `enabled` and `trigger_type: disabled` as a way to pause a worker without deleting it.
3. **`workers_versions` returns empty after edits** — after editing a worker (e.g. via `workers_write_file`), `workers_versions` shows no version history, so

[Read the thread](https://github.com/floomhq/floom/issues/2273) · 2026-07-17 · closed · 0 comments

### Context management tooling gaps: no delete, no file/path listing inside a context, and contexts_versions returns empty despite being git-versioned

## Summary
Three related gaps in context (worker memory) tooling via MCP:
1. **No delete tool** — no MCP tool exists to delete a context or a file within a context. Test/scratch contexts accumulate with no cleanup path.
2. **No file-tree/listing tool** — `contexts_list` only returns folder-level metadata (the contexts themselves), not the files/paths inside a given context. Without already knowing exact filenames, files inside a context are undiscoverable via MCP.
3. **contexts_versions returns 

[Read the thread](https://github.com/floomhq/floom/issues/2272) · 2026-07-17 · closed · 0 comments

### No approve/reject MCP tool — approvals can be listed but not acted on via MCP

## Summary
`approvals_list` exists and returns pending approvals, but there is no `approvals_approve` / `approvals_reject` (or equivalent) MCP tool. Verified against the full tool catalog — no action tool exists. HITL (human-in-the-loop) approval flows are therefore listable via MCP but not actionable; approving/rejecting requires switching to the human dashboard UI.

## Repro
1. `approvals_list()` → returns pending approval(s).
2. Search MCP tool catalog for an approve/reject/resolve tool → non

[Read the thread](https://github.com/floomhq/floom/issues/2271) · 2026-07-17 · closed · 1 comment

### contexts_read returns 500 Internal Server Error on every existing file (write succeeds, read of the same path crashes)

## Summary
`contexts_write` succeeds and reports the correct size, but an immediate `contexts_read` of that exact same path returns `{"detail":"Internal server error"}` (HTTP 500). Reproduced across plain-text and unicode content, across 2 different contexts. Reading a genuinely-missing path works correctly and returns "Context file not found" (expected 404-style behavior) — so the read path specifically crashes on hits and only works on misses. This makes worker memory (contexts) effectively wr

[Read the thread](https://github.com/floomhq/floom/issues/2268) · 2026-07-17 · closed · 0 comments

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