The newer v2 HighLevel MCP endpoint is included with your account and exposes six meta tools that front a much larger operation set across roughly forty domains. It reads and acts across far more of the platform than the original, but it still cannot author a workflow. The only workflow operation reachable through it is a read.
| Maintainer | HighLevel |
|---|---|
| Cost | Included with your account |
| Licence | Nothing to licence, nothing to host. |
| Auth | Token or OAuth. OAuth gets the wider scopes. This is the multi sub-account path, though each operation still runs against one sub-account at a time. |
| Read, act, or build | Read and act, across far more of the platform than the original. Still not build. The only workflow operation reachable through it is a read. |
| Tools it claims | 6 meta-tools |
| Where it stops | Same ceiling, wider floor. Six meta tools instead of a tool list, so it needs a smarter client. |
Point your client at services.leadconnectorhq.com/mcp/{client}/v2 and authenticate by token or OAuth. OAuth gets the wider scopes, so if a tool looks missing on the token path, check that before you conclude it is broken.
Because it speaks OAuth, some clients that could not connect to the original endpoint can connect here. This is the endpoint to reach for when a custom header is the thing blocking you.
It exposes six meta tools rather than a long list, so seeing six after tools/list is correct here, not a fault. The client searches for an operation, reads its description, then executes it.
This is a quick overview, not a full step by step. Full setup for the Real Wave server is on realwave.com/mcp-server.
Same ceiling, wider floor. Six meta tools instead of a tool list, so it needs a smarter client.
This is the ceiling every option on this list that reads and acts runs into, and it belongs to the API rather than to this one project. Where free stops sets out why, with five dated sources you can open yourself.
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