Open-source Model Context Protocol server for process mining, wrapping PM4Py behind a small handle-based tool surface.
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# pm4py-mcp An AGPL-licensed, stdio-first **Model Context Protocol** server that wraps [PM4Py](https://github.com/process-intelligence-solutions/pm4py) behind a small handle-based tool surface — making research-grade process mining available to Claude and any MCP-capable agent, locally and on open standards (XES, **OCEL 2.0**, BPMN, PNML). > **Status:** Phase 2 Part 2 complete — `pm4py-mcp 0.4.1` ships **67 workflow-shaped tools + 7 curated prompts** spanning I/O, discovery (traditional + DECLARE + log skeleton + POWL + temporal profile), conformance, filtering, statistics, visualization (Graphviz + matplotlib), OCEL 2.0, textual abstractions, domain-context injection, model conversions, **organizational mining**, **simulation**, and Markdown report rendering. Installable via `uvx pm4py-mcp`. (0.4.1 adds 5 organizational-mining discovery tools + `abstract_sna` + `simulate_log` + `visualize_dotted_chart` + `visualize_performance_spectrum` + `/organizational_analysis` prompt.) **Today** — load XES / CSV / Parquet logs or OCEL 2.0 (JSON / XML / SQLite), discover Petri nets / process trees / BPMN / DFGs / object-centric Petri nets / OC-DFGs, run token-replay or alignment conformance, filter chains, render dual-channel PNG + SVG — and now **turn every artifact into a textual abstraction the LLM can read directly**, **register domain SOPs that prompts respect across the session**, and **render a final Markdown report from accumulated findings**. 48 natural-language tools + 6 slash-command prompts, fully local, nothing leaves your machine. **Next (0.4.0)** — advanced discovery (DECLARE, POWL, log skeleton, organizational mining), model conversions (Petri ↔ BPMN ↔ Process Tree ↔ POWL), simulation (`play_out`), dotted chart + performance spectrum, plus the matching `abstract_declare` / `abstract_log_skeleton` / `abstract_temporal_profile` tools. Team deployment via Streamable HTTP lands in Phase 4. ## Why No open-source MCP server for process mining exists today. Celo…
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