# Flow XO MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect > Flow XO lets you manage your chatbot ecosystem directly through your AI agent. Instead of jumping between dashboards to toggle flows or look up user profiles, you can just ask your agent to do it for you. It handles end-user databases, pushes notifications, and triggers complex workflows via webhooks, making it a central hub for conversational AI operations. ## Overview - **Category:** productivity - **Price:** Free - **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_DhJgZdQDCNl0kLGiLx4L9v0sfR4xZew6IlbXQbhV/ai-agent-connect - **Tags:** chatbots, webhook-automation, conversational-ai, cross-platform, messaging-workflows ## Description Flow XO connects your chatbot infrastructure to your AI agent so you can manage your entire conversational setup in one place. You don't have to keep a dozen tabs open to check which automation flows are live or who's currently interacting with your bots. By adding this to your stack via the Vinkius catalog, you turn your agent into a command center for your messaging workflows. You can ask it to pull up specific user profiles, send out push notifications, and check how your bots are performing across different platforms like Slack and Telegram. It's about moving from manual dashboard clicking to just telling your agent what needs to happen. If you need to trigger a specific sequence based on a data payload or just want to see the message history for a frustrated customer, the agent handles the heavy lifting. You get a direct line to your Flow XO account without the friction of navigating complex menus. This setup lets you stay in your flow while your AI handles the tedious parts of user data management and flow toggling. Instead of hunting through settings, you can just ask for a status update or a user record and get it instantly. It turns a fragmented backend into a unified voice for your conversational AI strategy. Whether you are adjusting a live campaign or looking for a specific user's history, the agent acts as your direct interface to the Flow XO backend. ## Tools ### toggle_workflow Enable or disable a specific automation flow. Use this to turn your bot sequences on or off instantly. ### trigger_webhook Start a flow by pushing a data payload to a webhook URL. This lets you start sequences from external apps. ### update_user Modify user metadata and records in your database. Use this to keep your user profiles current and accurate. ### create_user Register a new user in your database. This helps you quickly add new profiles to your chatbot system. ### get_user_details Fetch a specific user's profile information. Use this to see user metadata and details at a glance. ### get_automation_analytics Pull high-level usage summaries and performance metrics. This helps you see how your bots are performing. ### list_broadcasts View a list of all previously sent broadcasts. This is useful for tracking your outgoing messaging history. ### list_bot_accounts See all connected bot accounts and platforms. Use this to get an overview of your bot integrations. ### list_chatbot_users Retrieve a list of all end users in your system. This gives you a full view of your user base. ### list_user_history Get the message history for specific users. This helps you understand past interactions with your customers. ### list_workflows List all chatbot flows in your account. Use this to see every active automation sequence you have built. ### send_push_message Send a direct push notification to a user's response path. This allows you to reach users on their preferred platform. ## Prompt Examples **Prompt:** ``` Who is the user with the ID 'user_99' and what was their last message? ``` **Response:** ``` ### User Profile **Name:** John Doe **Platform:** Slack **Status:** Active **Recent Interaction History:** * "I'm having trouble accessing my dashboard." * "Can you help me reset my password?" * "Thanks, that worked!" ``` **Prompt:** ``` Turn on the 'Welcome Sequence' flow. ``` **Response:** ``` Done. I've enabled the 'Welcome Sequence' flow for you. It is now active in your Flow XO account. ``` **Prompt:** ``` What's our bot's performance look like this week? ``` **Response:** ``` ### Weekly Performance Summary * **Total Messages Sent:** 1,240 * **Active Flows:** 8 * **New Users:** 42 * **Platform Distribution:** * Slack: 60% * Telegram: 30% * Web: 10% ``` ## Capabilities ### Toggle automation flows Turn chatbot sequences on or off instantly. ### Manage user profiles Create, update, and fetch data for your end users. ### Send push notifications Reach out to users via their unique response paths. ### Trigger remote workflows Push data payloads to start specific sequences. ### View interaction history See past messages to understand previous bot engagements. ### Monitor bot performance Get high-level usage summaries and analytics. ## Use Cases ### Handling a customer inquiry A customer asks for an update. A support agent pulls up the user's profile and message history to see the problem, then sends a push notification. ### Launching a marketing campaign A new marketing campaign starts. An ops lead finds the correct sequence and turns it on to begin the launch. ### Automating lead nurturing A lead is captured on a website. A web form pushes data to start a nurturing flow automatically. ### Updating user preferences A user wants to change their preferences. The agent modifies their profile metadata in the database automatically. ## Benefits - Stop manual dashboard hopping by managing your active bots from a single chat interface without leaving your workspace. - Reach customers faster by delivering notifications directly to their response paths on their preferred platform. - Keep your user data clean by managing records and profile metadata without manual entry. - Understand customer pain points by pulling message history to see what they've said before you respond. - Monitor your ROI by pulling high-level usage summaries and performance metrics for your bot environment. - Automate complex sequences by pushing data payloads to start specific flows from external applications. ## How It Works The bottom line is you get a natural language interface for your entire chatbot backend. 1. Subscribe to the Flow XO MCP on the Vinkius Marketplace. 2. Input your Flow XO API Key into your AI client's configuration. 3. Ask your agent to list flows, manage users, or trigger webhooks. ## Frequently Asked Questions **Can I use Flow XO MCP to manage my Slack and Telegram bots?** Yes, you can view and manage accounts across multiple platforms like Slack and Telegram directly through your AI agent. **How does Flow XO MCP help with customer support?** It lets your agent pull up user profiles and message histories instantly, so you can provide faster, more informed help. **Can I send notifications to users via Flow XO MCP?** Yes, you can use the push message tool to send direct notifications to users based on their specific response paths. **Is Flow XO MCP good for marketing automation?** It's great for triggering webhooks to start automated sequences and managing the flows that nurture your leads. **Can I see my chatbot analytics with Flow XO MCP?** Yes, your agent can pull high-level usage summaries and performance metrics to show you how your bots are performing. **How do I update user information using Flow XO MCP?** You can just tell your agent to update a user's details, and it will modify the metadata in your Flow XO database automatically. **How do I trigger a specific Flow XO workflow using the agent?** You can use the 'trigger_webhook' tool. Provide the Webhook URL generated by your Flow XO 'Webhook Trigger' and a JSON payload. The agent will post the data to that URL, starting the automated flow remotely. **What is a 'response path' and how do I get it?** A response path is a unique identifier for a user's conversation on a specific platform. You can find it by using the 'list_chatbot_users' or 'get_user_details' tools. It's required for sending push messages via the 'send_push_message' tool. **Can I disable a chatbot flow temporarily using the agent?** Yes! The 'toggle_workflow' tool allows you to enable or disable any of your flows by providing the Workflow ID and setting the 'active' parameter to true or false.