Every item type carries the same four operations, so laying out a retro or a system diagram is a sequence of ordinary calls rather than a special integration, and create-items-in-bulk keeps that from becoming ninety round trips. The Enterprise-only tools sit in the same list whether or not your organization is on that plan, so part of the surface will answer with a permission error rather than data. Deleting a board is recoverable on paid plans: it goes to Trash and can be restored through the UI for 90 days.
97 tools over the Miro REST API: every board item type gets its own create, get, update and delete calls, alongside boards, groups, tags, membership and a set marked Enterprise only.
- Boards listed, created, copied, updated and deleted
- Full create, get, update and delete coverage for sticky notes, cards, app cards, shapes, text, frames, documents, images and embeds, with bulk creation of many items in one call or from a JSON file
- Connectors drawn between two items with a style, and any item's position or parent changed
- Tags created, attached to and detached from items, and read back per item or per board
- Groups of items created, updated, ungrouped or deleted, and mind map nodes created and listed
- Membership and sharing: board members listed, a member's role or status changed, a member removed, a board shared at a chosen access level
- An Enterprise-only set: board exports, content and audit logs, organization and project members, eDiscovery cases and legal holds
A Miro account and MIRO_ACCESS_TOKEN with scope for the boards you intend to touch. The Enterprise-only tools additionally need an organization on that plan.
One command plus a key — npx -y @k-jarzyna/mcp-miro, then supply credentials