MCP compliance catalog

Creates a new board in the workspace, consuming a board slot and adding to what admins must govern.

Enumerates every board the connected user can reach, mapping the workspace surface an agent could then read or edit.

Renders supplied SVG into multiple new board items in one call.

Extracts board items as SVG, giving a full visual and textual copy of the canvas including anything sensitive drawn on it.

Edits existing board items via find-and-replace on their serialized form, overwriting collaborative work in place.

Adds a code snippet widget to a board; content is visible to every board collaborator.

Removes a code widget and the snippet it held, recoverable only through board version history.

Reads the source code stored in a code widget, which teams routinely paste with config values, endpoints, or keys still in it.

Overwrites the code in an existing widget, silently changing a snippet other collaborators may be copying into real systems.

Reads comment threads along with who wrote them, exposing named feedback and internal discussion tied to identifiable people.

Posts a reply into an existing comment thread under the connected user's identity.

Marks a feedback thread resolved or reopens it, changing what reviewers still see as outstanding.

Pulls the full text content of a board into the agent context, where meeting notes, customer names, and internal planning detail can leave the workspace.

Draws a new diagram on a board from DSL text; reversible board content change.

Reads the body of a document item, which commonly holds specs, retro notes, or customer detail written directly on the board.

Replaces text inside an existing document item, changing shared written material without an explicit review step.

Returns raw base64 image bytes from a board, so pasted screenshots of dashboards, tickets, or credentials flow out to the agent.

Mints a presigned POST URL that lets whoever holds it write an image into Miro storage without further authentication.

Produces a download URL for a board image that can be passed to anyone outside the board's membership.

Bulk-creates board items from DSL text, adding content that collaborators see immediately.

Serializes every item on a board into DSL text, producing a complete machine-readable copy of the board's contents.

Rewrites existing board items through find-and-replace on their DSL, so a broad match can alter large parts of a live board at once.

Publishes a clickable prototype from supplied HTML, rendering agent-generated markup to anyone who opens the board.

Returns structured table rows with column metadata, which on planning boards frequently means people rosters, account lists, or tracked contacts.

Upserts rows into a board table by key, which can overwrite tracked records that a team is actively working from.