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Manage Plone content, search, workflows, and Volto blocks via REST API.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "Plone MCP Server" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use the Plone MCP Server to search for content containing "release notes" and return the title, path, and last modified time.
A list of matching Plone content items with title, path, and last modified time.
Run a workflow operation on the Plone item at /news/q2-update and report the result.
Confirmation of whether the workflow action succeeded and the resulting state change.
Read the Volto block structure of the Plone page /homepage and list each block's type and order.
A summary of the page block structure, including block types and their order.
Developers or content teams can use this tool with the Plone REST API to handle content management tasks centrally and reduce manual work in the admin UI.
When teams need to move content through review, publishing, or other states in bulk, they can use workflow operations to streamline the process.
For Plone sites using the Volto frontend, it can read and manage page blocks to support page maintenance and structure inspection.
It is a Plone MCP Server that uses the REST API for content management, search, workflow operations, and Volto blocks management.
Yes. The original description states that it interacts with Plone CMS via the REST API. For exact installation and configuration steps, see the source repository.
It does more than search: it provides Plone-specific capabilities such as content management, workflow operations, and Volto block management.
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