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Run server-side JavaScript in ServiceNow remotely from MCP clients.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "MCP Script Runner" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use MCP Script Runner to execute server-side JavaScript in ServiceNow, read the latest 10 records from a specified table, and return a field summary.
Returns the script execution result, including a summary of fetched records or related output.
Use MCP Script Runner to write and run server-side JavaScript in ServiceNow: create a test record, then read and update its status, finally delete it, and output each step's result.
Returns complete CRUD results showing whether each step succeeded.
Use MCP Script Runner to execute server-side JavaScript, call a ServiceNow API to fetch target resource information, and return key fields and the call result.
Returns API call results and key data for follow-up processing or troubleshooting.
When developers need to control ServiceNow directly from an MCP client, they can use a single tool to run server-side JavaScript and perform data operations and API calls. This helps bring ServiceNow actions into a unified automation workflow.
When records in ServiceNow need to be created, queried, updated, or deleted, this tool can perform full CRUD through remote script execution. It fits data maintenance tasks that require flexible logic.
Teams that require security and traceability can use its audit logging and security controls when running remote scripts. This supports automation while making later review easier.
It lets MCP clients remotely execute server-side JavaScript in ServiceNow through a single tool. Based on the description, it supports full CRUD, API access, plus audit logging and security controls.
Yes. The original description explicitly says it supports full CRUD, so it can be used to create, read, update, and delete data records in ServiceNow.
The provided material does not include installation steps, runtime requirements, or key configuration details. For exact prerequisites, see the source repository.
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