RuleGo-Server (opens new window) is a lightweight, high-performance, modular, and easy-to-integrate automation workflow platform built on RuleGo (opens new window). It can be used in scenarios such as automation orchestration, iPaaS (Integration Platform as a Service), API orchestration, application orchestration, AI orchestration, data processing, IoT rule engine, and AI assistant.

Features

• Lightweight: Low memory usage, high performance, simple deployment, ready-to-use, no database required.
• Rich Components: Built-in with over 100 components. Additionally, it provides a component marketplace and rule chain marketplace, supporting dynamic installation.
• Visualization: Supports visual management of rule chains.
• Modular: Compile and load on demand.
• Hot Update: Workflow supports hot updates.
• AI Support: Supports large model components. Additionally, the system automatically registers all components and rule chains as MCP tools for use by AI assistants.
• Connect AI Assistants with Applications: Third-party system services can easily be encapsulated into MCP tools using RuleGo-Server.

Downloads

• rulego-server-linux-amd64-latest.zip
• rulego-server-linux-arm64-latest.zip
• rulego-server-windows-amd64-latest.zip
• rulego-server-windows-arm64-latest.zip
• rulego-server-macos-amd64-latest.zip
• rulego-server-macos-arm64-latest.zip
• Github (opens new window) Gitee (opens new window)
• Other versions can be compiled from the repository: Github (opens new window) Gitee (opens new window)

Experience Links

• Experience Link 1: http://8.134.32.225:9090/rulego-ipaas-ui/ (opens new window)
• Experience Link 2: http://8.134.32.225:9090/ui/ (opens new window)
• Experience Link 3: http://8.134.32.225:9090/editor/ (opens new window)

HTTP API

API Documentation (opens new window)

Starting RuleGo-Server

./server -c="./config.conf"

Or start in the background:

nohup ./server -c="./config.conf" >> console.log &

RuleGo-Server-MCP

RuleGo-Server supports MCP (Model Context Protocol). When enabled, the system automatically registers all components, rule chains, and APIs as MCP tools. This allows AI assistants (such as Windsurf, Cursor, Codeium, etc.) to directly call these tools via the MCP protocol, achieving deep integration with application systems.
Documentation: rulego-server-mcp (opens new window)

Configuration File Parameters

config.conf:

# Data directory
data_dir = ./data
# cmd component command whitelist
cmd_white_list = cp,scp,mvn,npm,yarn,git,make,cmake,docker,kubectl,helm,ansible,puppet,pytest,python,python3,pip,go,java,dotnet,gcc,g++,ctest
# Whether to load Lua third-party libraries
load_lua_libs = true
# http server
server = :9090
# Default user
default_username = admin
# Whether to print node execution logs to the log file
debug = true
# Maximum node log size, default 40
max_node_log_size =40
# Resource mapping, supports wildcards, multiple mappings separated by commas, format: /url/*filepath=/path/to/file
resource_mapping = /editor/*filepath=./editor,/images/*filepath=./editor/images
# Node pool file, rule chain JSON format, example: ./node_pool.json
node_pool_file=./node_pool.json
# save run log to file
save_run_log = false
# script max execution time
script_max_execution_time = 5000
# api whether to enable JWT authentication
require_auth = false
# jwt secret key
jwt_secret_key = r6G7qZ8xk9P0y1Q2w3E4r5T6y7U8i9O0pL7z8x9CvBnM3k2l1
# jwt expire time, in milliseconds
jwt_expire_time = 43200000
# jwt issuer
jwt_issuer = rulego.cc
# mcp server config
[mcp]
# Whether to enable the MCP service
enable = true
# Whether to use the component as an MCP tool
load_components_as_tool = true
# Whether to use the rule chain as an MCP tool
load_chains_as_tool = true
# Whether to add a rule chain api tool
load_apis_as_tool = true
# Exclude component list
exclude_components = comment,iterator,delay,groupAction,ref,fork,join,*Filter
# Exclude rule chain list
exclude_chains =

# pprof configuration
[pprof]
# Whether to enable pprof
enable = false
# pprof address
addr = 0.0.0.0:6060

# Global custom configuration, components can take values through ${global.xxx}
[global]
# example
sqlDriver = mysql
sqlDsn = root:root@tcp(127.0.0.1:3306)/test

# User list
# Configure usernames and passwords in the format username=password[,apiKey], where apiKey is optional.
# If apiKey is configured, the caller can access other interfaces directly using the apiKey without logging in.
[users]
admin = admin
user01 = user01