Who it is for
Operations managers running recurring processes in Process Street.
Process Street
Inspect and advance Process Street workflows, runs, and tasks
Overview
What Process Street does
Process Street runs recurring operational processes as workflows with checklists and form fields. The connector both reads and acts: retrieving workflow definitions, inspecting run history, checking task status, updating form fields, triggering new runs and completing tasks. The described appeal is that those actions land inside the process and stay auditable there, rather than happening beside it and leaving the record stale. Thirty-two tools are recorded and the tier is partner, meaning the listing passed a review step. A Process Street account with permissions over the relevant workflows and runs is the prerequisite.
Tool surface
Thirty-two tools mix reads over workflows, runs and data sets with writes that update form fields, start runs and complete tasks; the endpoint asks for credentials before naming any of it.
Availability
Where Process Street is listed
Process Street is listed in the Claude connectors directory only. Process Street has no app under the same domain in the ChatGPT directory; 392 of the 3,150 products here are on both marketplaces, and this is not one of them.
The MCP server behind a Claude connector is usually the same server a ChatGPT app would need, so the absence is a distribution decision rather than a technical one.
Claude listing
In the Claude connectors directory
Process Street publishes 32 tools to Claude, deeper than 82.4% of the 1,253 Claude-listed connectors.
The median Claude-listed connector filed under Productivity publishes 12, so this one runs 20 tools above its bucket's median and ranks 86th of 462 by tool count.
It falls in the 21-50 tools band, which holds 20% of the Claude directory.
Process Street publishes a remote MCP endpoint. Claude connects to it over HTTP; there is nothing to install locally.
Every connector in the Claude directory is remote, all 1,253 of them, so transport is not a differentiator there.
- Publisher
- Process Street
- Verification
- Verified partner (37.8% of the Claude directory)
- Filed under
- Productivity
- Endpoint
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https://mcp.process.st - Documentation
- Publisher setup docs
- Published tools
- 32 · 21-50 tools band
- Depth rank in Productivity
- 86 of 462
- Snapshot
- August 2026
Process Street carries partner verification in the Claude directory, which 474 of 1,253 listings do (37.8%). That is a review step past self-publishing, not an Anthropic-built server.
In the publisher's words
How Process Street describes it
Ask questions about your workflows, runs, tasks, users, and data sets, and take action on them safely. You can retrieve workflow details, inspect run history, check task status, update form fields, trigger new runs, and complete tasks. This provides real operational context and a controllable, auditable way to work inside your existing processes, making it easier for teams to get answers and take action directly within Process Street.
Quoted from the connector's own Claude directory listing as captured in August 2026. Node8 did not write it and does not vouch for it.
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This is an independent catalogue entry compiled by Node8 from Process Street's public marketplace listing as it stood in August 2026. Listing facts come from the marketplaces; the comparisons against the rest of the directory and any live-endpoint measurements are Node8's. Node8 is not affiliated with Process Street, and inclusion here is not an endorsement.
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