Set up Dify
Open-source agent + workflow builder (114K+ GitHub stars). Add Agentcy as an MCP tool so Dify agents and workflows can pull live marketing data — perfect for automated reports, content generators, and data dashboards.
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Sign up at app.goagentcy.com and create an API key
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In Dify (cloud or self-hosted), go to Tools → MCP
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Click Add MCP Server
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MCP URL: https://data.goagentcy.com/mcp
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Display name: Agentcy
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Server identifier: agentcy
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Configure authentication: provide a Bearer token (paste your agcy_... key)
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Save the server. Dify fetches the tool list from Agentcy automatically.
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To use Agentcy tools in an Agent: edit the Agent → add Agentcy tools from the Tools panel
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To use Agentcy tools as workflow nodes: drag an MCP node onto your workflow canvas and select an Agentcy tool
path: Tools → MCP → Add MCP Server
# Remote MCP Server (OAuth)
# No config file needed — connect through your client's UI
Server URL: https://data.goagentcy.com/mcp
Authentication: OAuth
When prompted, enter your Agentcy API key (agcy_...)
Find your key at: app.goagentcy.com → Settings → API KeysBEST FIT: Dify Agent mode. Agentcy is plain-English in / plain-English out — the Agent’s LLM reads our natural-language responses and acts on them, which is exactly how Agent mode works. WORKFLOW MODE WORKS TOO but with a caveat: workflow nodes typically pass structured data downstream, and Agentcy returns prose. To use Agentcy in a workflow, follow each Agentcy MCP node with an LLM node that extracts the specific values you need (e.g., “extract the percentage from the prose”). Dify v1.6.0 (released July 2025) added built-in two-way MCP support — you can both call MCP servers AS tools AND expose Dify agents/workflows AS MCP servers. HTTP-based MCP servers only (protocol version 2025-03-26). Dify is open source: cloud (free tier available) and self-hosted versions both support MCP. Bonus: Dify lets you publish your own agents/workflows AS MCP servers — useful if you want to expose Dify-powered logic to other clients like Claude Desktop or Cursor.
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