Retrieve all 44 software categories with their slugs and display names to identify the correct category for browsing tools or comparing prices.
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"Integrations or tools that work with n8n automation software" matching MCP tools:
- Lists integrations connected to Cork with vendor, connection status, sync details, and RMM installer metadata. Returns integration UUIDs for querying associated devices, users, or tenants.Apache 2.0
- Search the Open Knowledge Graphs catalog for semantic web software tools like ontology editors, SPARQL engines, and RDF converters, complete with version and release details.MIT
- Lists capability bundles grouping local MCP servers by tasks like software, filesystem, automation. Provides an overview of available server groups for easier selection and management.MIT
- List installed integrations and control their state. Enable editor exporters, platform uploads, productivity tools, or AI helpers to make them callable, or disable them when not needed.AGPL 3.0
- Search the Freelancer.com skill catalogue to find numeric skill IDs needed for skill-management tools. Enter a skill name substring to retrieve matching skills with IDs, names, and categories.MIT
Matching MCP Servers
- AlicenseNot gradedqualityDmaintenanceAn MCP server that enables interaction with Jira to fetch issues by key and perform JQL searches. It provides a foundation for integrating multiple work systems, with planned support for Slack and GitHub.993 npmMIT
- FlicenseNot gradedqualityBmaintenanceMCP server that provides OpenRouter model pricing data, enabling price lookups, trending/cheapest lists, and model searches without an API key.-
Matching MCP Connectors
n8n MCP — query your own n8n instance (BYO).
- Chipp IntegrationsOAuth
Chipp: hosted integrations and their catalog, and MCP servers connected to an agent
- Find software (malware/tools) that leverage a specific MITRE ATT&CK technique via reverse lookup from technique STIX ID.Apache 2.0
- Runs allowlisted external tools with user permissions. For approved integrations only.MITDestructive
- 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.MITDestructive
- Access documentation and usage guides for n8n workflow automation tools to understand available capabilities and implementation methods.MIT
- Diagnose environment, engine, workspace, and run-store state with read-only checks. Use before new work, installs, or retries to catch issues that lead to runaway loops and wasted tokens.Apache 2.0
- Retrieve all available variables from n8n workflows to access stored data and configuration values for automation processes.MIT
- Retrieve all variables from n8n automation workflows to manage and reference dynamic data across your automation processes.MIT
- Install n8n globally using npm install -g n8n to set up workflow automation on your machine.MIT
- Retrieve documentation for n8n MCP tools, including quick start guides, topic-specific details, and full-depth references.MIT
- Get documentation for n8n MCP tools. Call without parameters for a quick start, or specify a topic and depth for comprehensive guidance.MIT
- Retrieve all software (malware and tools) from a specified MITRE ATT&CK domain, with options to exclude revoked or deprecated entries and include descriptions.Apache 2.0
- Fire an arbitrary Home Assistant event with optional JSON data to trigger automations or integrations listening for a specific event type.MITDestructive
- Verify API key validity and test connectivity to the n8n automation platform instance.MIT
- Retrieve a workflow by its numeric ID using the HubSpot Automation v3 legacy API. This tool is for legacy workflows; use Automation v4 for new integrations.MIT
- Starts EDF with a loopback automation connection or reuses the installed page, keeping manual work intact and reporting if the app must be closed first.MIT