miro-mcp-server

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This server lets you manage your Miro whiteboards through AI assistants like Claude Desktop, Cursor, and VS Code. You can create sticky notes, diagrams, mindmaps, upload images, organize items, and share boards without leaving your chat or code environment. It requires a Miro access token and some setup involving Docker or command-line tools, making it suited for users comfortable with developer tools.

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Use This MCP server To

Create and update sticky notes on my Miro boards Generate flowcharts and diagrams from text Organize and group items on a Miro board Upload images and documents to boards Share boards with team members via email Create mindmaps with parent-child nodes Export board thumbnails or PDFs

README

Miro MCP Server

Run your Miro workshops, retros, and planning sessions from the command line. Read boards, create stickies, organize frames, and generate diagrams through Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client.

Community project — Not officially affiliated with Miro. See official options below.

110 tools | Single binary | All platforms | All major AI tools

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Documentation

Document	Description
QUICKSTART.md	Get running in 2 minutes
SETUP.md	Full setup for all AI tools
CONFIG.md	Configuration reference
PERFORMANCE.md	Optimization guide
CHANGELOG.md	Version history
ERRORS.md	Error handling & troubleshooting

miro-mcp-server FAQ

Can I use this to create and organize sticky notes on Miro boards?

Yes — you can create, update, and organize sticky notes and many other board items using this server with AI assistants like Claude Desktop, Cursor, or VS Code.

Can I control Miro boards from the apps I already use?

Yes — it works with popular MCP clients such as Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, and Windsurf, letting you manage boards from those environments.

Do I need a Miro account or token to use this?

Yes — you need to create a Miro app and get an access token with board read/write permissions to connect the server to your Miro account.

Is it easy to set up for a non-technical user?

Setup is developer-level — it requires installing software like Docker or running commands and configuring tokens, so some technical comfort is needed.

Does it require any special hardware or software?

No special hardware is needed, but you must install the server via Docker, Homebrew, or manually and have a Miro token.

Can I generate diagrams or flowcharts on Miro boards?

Yes — you can create flowcharts, sequence diagrams, mindmaps, and other visuals through AI commands.

Can I upload images or documents to Miro boards using this?

Yes — uploading and replacing local image and document files on boards is supported.

Does it support exporting boards?

Yes — it supports exporting board thumbnails and PDF/SVG exports for Enterprise users.