Where can I find the OpenAPI Spec?

The server can automatically fetch the latest stable release. You can also provide a custom path via the `OPENAPI_SPEC` environment variable.

How does authentication work?

Authentication is supported via Basic Auth (using a base64 encoded username and password) or via a session cookie.

What environment variables are required?

You need to set 'AIRFLOW_BASE_URL' for the Airflow API endpoint and either 'AUTH_TOKEN' for Basic Auth or 'COOKIE' for session-based authentication.

What is the Airflow MCP Server?

It's a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that allows you to control Apache Airflow instances through Airflow APIs.

What are the operation modes?

The server supports 'Safe' mode (read-only operations) and 'Unsafe' mode (full access including modifications).

Airflow MCP Server: Control Apache Airflow via API

This tool is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to control Apache Airflow instances through their APIs. It supports both safe (read-only) and unsafe (full access) modes. Authentication is handled via either Basic Auth (using a base64 encoded username:password) or a session cookie. Configuration requires setting environment variables for the Airflow API URL and authentication credentials.

Características Principales

01Supports both safe (read-only) and unsafe (full access) operation modes

02Authentication via Basic Auth or session cookie

03Configurable Airflow API URL

04Parses OpenAPI spec for Airflow API

05Allows control of Airflow via Airflow APIs.

Casos de Uso

01Automating Airflow workflows using MCP

02Integrating Airflow with other MCP-compatible tools

03Controlling Airflow instances programmatically

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