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Botpress

Name: Botpress
Author: community

Updated June 2026

The Botpress MCP server, built by community, provides botpress conversational AI platform MCP — manage bots, inspect conversation flows, query message logs, update intents and entities, deploy bot updates, and monitor chatbot performance across channels. It is community-built and best for AI & ML.

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Botpress conversational AI platform MCP — manage bots, inspect conversation flows, query message logs, update intents and entities, deploy bot updates, and monitor chatbot performance across channels.

Installation

npm / npx

npx botpress-mcp

Works With

🟣Claude Desktop ⚡Cursor

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Botpress?

Botpress is an MCP server built by community. Botpress conversational AI platform MCP — manage bots, inspect conversation flows, query message logs, update intents and entities, deploy bot updates, and monitor chatbot performance across channels.

Who built Botpress?

Botpress was built by community.

Is Botpress free?

Yes, Botpress has a free option. This MCP server is free and open-source. Check the GitHub repository for details.

How do I install Botpress?

Install Botpress with npm: npx botpress-mcp

What does Botpress integrate with?

Botpress integrates with Claude Desktop, Cursor.

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Repo Health

Local install

Local/stdio install — runs on your machine, so there is no remote endpoint to verify live. Trust signal below is from the source repo.

Repo recency not yet available for this server.

Quick Info

Install Type: npm
Author: community
Categories: 2
Integrations: 2

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