tracecathq/tracecat
Operate Tracecat safely through its MCP server and platform workflows.
Use when building, editing, validating, or debugging generic Tracecat automations through Tracecat MCP, including workflow DSL/YAML authoring, table design, unique indexes, run-python Tracecat imports, agent presets, ai.agent or ai.preset_agent workflows, executions, validation, and workflow best practices.
Use when creating, uploading, updating, publishing, or re-binding a local Agent Skill directory through Tracecat MCP, including pushing a fix to a skill an agent preset already uses.
Use when an external agent needs to connect to or operate Tracecat through MCP, including workspace discovery, workflows, actions, cases, tables, integrations, agent presets, skills, executions, or safe platform navigation.
Use when orienting someone in the Tracecat product rather than authoring an automation, including what Tracecat is and what it can do, what a workflow, case, table, agent, integration, secret, or variable is and how they differ, and where a feature lives in the workspace UI.
Use when building, editing, validating, or debugging Tracecat Slack bots and Slack-facing automations through Tracecat MCP, including Slack app mentions, interactive messages, event subscriptions, webhooks, thread replies, Slack tools, ai.agent or ai.preset_agent bots, Slack tone, and Slack smoke tests.