Creating an Automation System Using n8n – MCP tools

delete_workflow
n8n MCP Server
Remove workflows from n8n automation platform by specifying the workflow ID to manage your automation processes effectively.
MIT License
list-variables
n8n MCP Server
Retrieve all variables from n8n workflows using the n8n MCP Server, requiring an Enterprise license with variable management. Use after initializing n8n to access available variables for integration or automation tasks.
MIT License
activate_workflow
n8n MCP Server
Start an n8n workflow by providing its ID to execute automated processes and trigger workflow actions.
MIT License
delete_execution
n8n MCP Server
Remove specific workflow executions from n8n by providing the execution ID to manage workflow history and optimize system performance.
MIT License
start
McFlow
Launch the n8n automation server on a specified port with optional tunnel for webhook testing, replacing the standard n8n start command.
deactivate_workflow
n8n MCP Server
Stop an active n8n workflow from running by providing its ID. This action prevents the workflow from executing automated tasks and processes.
MIT License

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