Debug, build, and manage Power Automate cloud flows with AI agents
Give your AI agent the same visibility you have in the Power Automate portal — plus a bit more. The Graph API only returns top-level run status — agents can't see action inputs, loop iterations, or nested failures. Flow Studio MCP exposes all of it. You can click through the portal and find the root cause. Your agent can't — unless it has MCP. Your agent can see that a flow failed, but not why —…
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Give your AI agent the same visibility you have in the Power Automate portal — plus a bit more. The Graph API only returns top-level run status — agents can't see action inputs, loop iterations, or nested failures. Flow Studio MCP exposes all of it. You can click through the portal and find the root cause. Your agent can't — unless it has MCP. Your agent can see that a flow failed, but not why — Graph API only returns status codes You want your agent to see action-level inputs and outputs, like…
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