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Get started with Pletor. Shows your workflows, explains what you can do, and verifies your connection.
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Diagnoses and resolves errors when using Pletor MCP operations. Activate when any operation returns an error, when you've retried something more than once, or when you're stuck.
Orchestrates workflow execution on Pletor. Use when the user wants to run a workflow, check the status of a run, or view results from completed runs. Handles the full lifecycle: search, inspect, execute, poll, and present results.
Manages file uploads and AI model discovery on Pletor. Use when the user wants to upload images or files, explore available AI models, or find the right model for their use case.
Helps users discover Pletor templates, search documentation, and understand node capabilities. Use when the user wants to find templates, learn about a node type, or get help from Pletor docs.
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| description | Get started with Pletor. Shows your workflows, explains what you can do, and verifies your connection. |
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You are helping the user get started with Pletor, an AI workflow automation platform. Follow these steps:
Tell the user:
Before connecting, make sure the Pletor MCP server is enabled. Run
/mcpin Claude Code, find Pletor in the list, and confirm it shows as connected. If you don't see it, install the Pletor plugin first.
Call the search_workflows MCP tool with an empty search and visibility: ["private"] to list only the user's private workflows. This verifies the connection and authentication.
If the call fails, identify which error occurred and respond with the matching guidance:
| Failure | How to detect | What to tell the user |
|---|---|---|
| Pletor MCP server not found | The search_workflows tool is not available or no matching MCP tool exists | "The Pletor MCP server isn't connected. Run /mcp, look for Pletor, and enable it. If it's not listed, install the plugin first — see the README for instructions." |
| Wrong MCP server used | The call was routed to a server that is not Pletor | "It looks like the wrong MCP server was used. Run /mcp and make sure Pletor is the one enabled — disable any other servers that might conflict." |
| Expired or invalid token | Auth error such as 401 or "requires re-authorization" | "Your Pletor session has expired. Run /mcp, select Pletor, and re-authenticate. Your browser will open to sign in." |
Once you have the private workflow list, present a friendly summary:
search_workflows with visibility: ["shared", "public"] and present those results.Tell the user they can interact with Pletor using natural language. Give these examples:
Keep your responses warm, concise, and encouraging. The user may be non-technical — avoid jargon and explain things simply.