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"Connecting Baserow to an n8n workflow via MCP server" matching MCP tools:

  • Import a complete n8n workflow JSON to create a workflow on an n8n server. Optionally activate the workflow and specify a target server.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the server's capabilities, supported workflow patterns, validation rules, and recommended tool sequences to understand how to use this MCP server effectively.
    MIT
  • Connect to an existing DerivaML catalog before using other tools. Automatically creates an MCP workflow to track all subsequent operations.
    Apache 2.0
  • Deploy a workflow to a live n8n instance by providing its JSON definition. Use with workflow.generate to turn a description into an active workflow.
    MIT

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  • n8n MCP — query your own n8n instance (BYO).

  • Build and manage Cloudgate workflow-APIs: controllers, actions, workflow graphs, and databases.

  • Retrieve a safe, read-only summary of the Geond Agent Protocol MCP server to understand its purpose, version, environment variables, tool groups, setup hints, and example workflows before connecting to PostgreSQL.
    Apache 2.0
  • Verify n8n Manager safety settings, backup directory, audit log location, and confirm whether the optional workflow-manager seam is configured and reachable.
    MIT
  • Test if a configured MCP server starts and responds correctly by spawning the process, connecting via stdio, and verifying tool listing. Use after configuring a server or when health check fails.
    MIT
  • Get a recommended workflow for looking up n8n nodes, validating configs, and managing live instances. Use as a starting point when unsure where to begin.
    BSD 2-Clause "Simplified"
  • Retrieve step-by-step setup instructions for connecting the PinCushion browser extension to this MCP server, with configuration examples for popular AI coding agents.
    MIT
  • Manage n8n agents (persisted assistants) through the instance-level MCP server. Create, mutate, validate, call, publish, or delete agents, and handle approvals that require human decisions.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Access documentation and usage guides for n8n workflow automation tools to understand available capabilities and implementation methods.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the AgentForge Trust Score (0-100) for any MCP server, including breakdowns across code health, security, behavioral audit, community trust, and EU compliance. Use before connecting to evaluate server trustworthiness.
    MIT
  • Retry a failed or stopped execution by ID; if the API lacks retry support, re-trigger the workflow via webhook.
    MIT
  • Get an n8n workflow by ID with selectable detail levels: full draft, published graph, execution stats, node topology, or filtered nodes.
    MIT
  • Learn the recommended workflow for AI clients using ChimeraX MCP, including how to start, inspect, and control ChimeraX without direct shell launches.
    MIT
  • Retrieve workflow executions from n8n, filtering by workflow ID or status (success, error, running, waiting) to inspect run history and troubleshoot issues.
    MIT
  • Save a checksum-verified local backup of an n8n workflow before changes, so guarded updates can refuse writes unless a matching backup exists.
    MIT
  • Retrieve an n8n workflow by ID with selectable detail levels, including draft, active published graph, execution stats, or filtered node configurations.
    MIT
  • Apply diff operations to update an n8n workflow incrementally—modify nodes, connections, settings, and tags without replacing the entire workflow.
    MIT