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⚡️Open-Source Fluent Ecosystem MCP's — 175 Tools for AI Agents

Hey everyone,

Following up on the conversation about AI agent integration, I went ahead and built open-source MCP servers for 5 Fluent plugins:

  • Fluent Support → 51 tools (tickets, customers, agents, workflows, reports)
  • FluentCRM → 40 tools (contacts, tags, lists, campaigns, sequences, funnels)
  • Fluent Boards → 30 tools (boards, tasks, stages, labels, comments)
  • Fluent Community → 30 tools (spaces, feeds, members, courses, notifications)
  • FluentAffiliate → 24 tools (affiliates, referrals, payouts, reports)

All of them are open source, MIT licensed, and completely free.

I didn’t build one for FluentCart because there’s already an excellent open-source MCP server by @vcode-sh with 279 tools and dynamic mode support. No need to reinvent the wheel:

  • https://github.com/vcode-sh/fchub-plugins (fluentcart-mcp)
  • https://fchub.co/fluentcart-mcp

Combined with the existing FluentCart MCP, the full Fluent ecosystem now has 454 AI-operable tools across 6 plugins— all free.

These servers work with Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, and any MCP-compatible AI client.

Each server uses WordPress Application Passwords for authentication, so no extra plugins are needed.

They also support dynamic mode, which enables a 96% token reduction by using 3 meta-tools instead of loading all tools at once.

GitHub: https://github.com/carlosrodera/fluent-mcp-servers

I’d love feedback from the community.

PRs are welcome if anyone wants to add endpoints or improve anything.

Credits to:

  • @danieliser (FluentBoards MCP reference)
  • Netfly App (FluentCRM MCP reference)
  • @vcode-sh (FluentCart MCP — 279 tools, incredible work)

Carlos Rodera

Repo: https://github.com/carlosrodera/fluent-mcp-servers

David Churchill

Carlos Rodera awesome, will take a look tomorrow 👍

Carlos Rodera

David Churchill great, this is the future of business and it looks amazing.

Michael Hall

Carlos Rodera from the bottom of my heart, thank you

Carlos Rodera

Michael Hall hehe thanks man, you're welcome!

Michael Hall

Carlos Rodera I have been running my own version after forking fluentmcp and it has only been so so. Can't wait to dig in. Let me know if you have anything you want me to check out.

Michael Hall

(fluentmcp was great!!!)

Carlos Rodera

Michael Hall just use it, if you find any bug or thing to add let me know I will update it ASAP, ;-)

+1

Debo Ogunrinde

Carlos Rodera thank you! Still wrapping my head around proper usage of mcp!

Carlos Rodera

Debo Ogunrinde you're welcome, just give the repo to your AI agent, he will know how to use and setup, you will need just to provide the secrets (passwords) and users to connect to wp

Hola Carlos!
This is really useful! Thx for sharing with us!

Carlos Rodera

Jan-Willem Rossée You're welcome, of course this should be open source for everyone.

Bryan William

Lol... I don't even understand anything here 😭 😭 😭

AS W

Bryan William It's all gibberish to me too. I wish nerds realised how opaque their language was haha. Never understood what Github was even for

David Churchill

Bryan William Anne-Sophie W among other things, it's a very convenient way to help your friendly Ai (e.g. Claude Code) have access to your Fluent plugins on your website(s). There's also a WordPress mcp. These are convenient ways (possibly better than using apis) to get your Ai to interact with your website, create automations etc... the obvious caveat is security and privacy, which should not be taken lightly! Hope this help 😊

Mohi Ahmed

Are we able to add/edit quizzes with any mcps yet?

Angel Julian Mena

It’s a shame that repeated proposals from outside are starting to appear now.

I’ve already been working for several weeks on improvements to the MCP servers, even adding new functionality. In the case of FluentCRM, for example, I already have 8 additional tools added.

Honestly, I think this should be managed more directly by the Fluent team itself, because otherwise it’s going to become confusing for people who want to use all this with so many different repositories popping up.

And if the goal is to really move things forward, then the most sensible approach may be to contribute to a common base and collaborate with them, instead of continuing to fragment the ecosystem.

Elvis Plaku

Angel Julian Mena I agree with you. This will get very confusing eventually.

Angel Julian Mena

Also, if anyone here is actually using these tools on a daily basis, I’d be curious to hear their experience.

I do use them every day, and honestly, they work well. In fact, that’s exactly how I’m able to spot real errors, missing pieces, and areas where improvements are needed. Using them in real workflows quickly shows what is actually useful, what still needs work, and what should be refined.

Elvis Plaku

Angel Julian Mena I just finished installing them but have not gotten to use them yet.

Angel Julian Mena

In case anyone is interested: https://github.com/sabiertas?tab=repositories

Michael Hall

Angel Julian Mena I have been using fluentmcp since December. LOVE IT

Carly Hahn

Angel Julian Mena I have been testing with Codex and am blown away I am updating my lcal copy with newer features and will post once I am finished testing but OMFG thank you

JF

I just found this posts... This sounds amazing! Specially the FCommunity MCP because there's any available from the team. Thank you so much! I'll test them...

Fab

This is awesome! Thank you!!