nagoc-zerowork 1.1.2 → 1.1.4

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  A free Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that connects any MCP-compatible AI client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, Zed, etc.) to your **ZeroWork** TaskBots.
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- Because ZeroWork does not have a public REST API for managing bots, this MCP server acts as a **Webhook Manager**. You configure your TaskBot webhook URLs, and Claude can then dynamically trigger your automations, pass data to them, and query comprehensive ZeroWork documentation.
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+ Because ZeroWork does not have a public REST API for managing bots, this MCP server acts as a **Webhook Manager**. You configure your TaskBot webhook URLs, and Claude can then dynamically trigger your automations, pass data to them, generate robust selectors, and query comprehensive ZeroWork documentation.
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  ## Features
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  - **Trigger TaskBots** — easily trigger any of your configured ZeroWork TaskBots
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  - **Dynamic Data** — pass JSON payloads to your TaskBots (populates `zw_webhook_data`)
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- - **Built-in Knowledge Base** — Claude can read the ZeroWork documentation (General, Webhooks, Variables, Tables, Selectors, Troubleshooting) to help you build and debug TaskBots
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+ - **Search Official Docs** — use `search_zerowork_docs` to query the entire ZeroWork documentation directly inside Claude
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+ - **Robust Selector Generator** — use `generate_robust_selector` to create non-brittle CSS/XPath selectors tailored for ZeroWork
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+ - **Built-in Knowledge Base** — Claude can read the embedded ZeroWork documentation resources to help you build and debug TaskBots
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  - **Always up to date** — uses `@latest` so every restart pulls the newest version automatically
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  - **Zero install** — runs via `npx` with no cloning required
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  - **Multi-platform** — works with Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, Zed, and any stdio MCP client
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  3. Click "Generate Webhook"
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  4. Copy the webhook URL (e.g., `https://hook.zerowork.io/...`)
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- ## Step 2 — Setup (Claude Desktop)
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+ ## Step 3 — Setup (Claude Desktop)
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  Open your `claude_desktop_config.json` file and configure your bots using the `ZEROWORK_BOTS` environment variable. The value must be a valid JSON string mapping your custom bot names to their webhook URLs.
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  ## How to Ask Claude
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  Once connected, you can ask Claude things like:
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+ - "Search ZeroWork docs for how to use multi-line JavaScript Code Blocks in dynamic inputs."
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+ - "Here is an HTML snippet from LinkedIn. Generate a robust ZeroWork selector for the Connect button."
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  - "What ZeroWork bots do I have configured?"
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  - "Trigger my scraperBot"
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  - "Trigger my dmBot and send it this JSON payload: { 'email': 'test@example.com' }"
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- - "How do I use variables in ZeroWork?" (Claude will read the embedded documentation resource to answer you)
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  ## Environment Variables
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  ## Available Tools
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+ - `search_zerowork_docs` - Searches the entire ZeroWork official documentation
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+ - `generate_robust_selector` - Analyzes HTML snippets to craft non-brittle ZeroWork selectors
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  - `list_taskbots` - Lists all configured TaskBots
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  - `trigger_taskbot` - Triggers a TaskBot without data
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  - `trigger_taskbot_with_data` - Triggers a TaskBot and passes JSON data
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  - `resource://zerowork/variables`
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  - `resource://zerowork/tables`
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  - `resource://zerowork/selectors`
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+ - `resource://zerowork/loops`
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+ - `resource://zerowork/chatgpt`
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+ - `resource://zerowork/anti_bot`
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  - `resource://zerowork/troubleshooting`
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+ - `resource://zerowork/building_blocks`
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+ - `resource://zerowork/dynamic_inputs`
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  ## License
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  ISC © nagoc
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