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n8n-mcp-server-rust

by joshua-mo-143

An MCP server written in Rust designed for interacting with n8n. It provides functionalities for managing executions, workflows, and tags within n8n.

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What is n8n-mcp-server-rust?

This is an MCP (Message Communication Protocol) server built in Rust, specifically designed to interface with n8n, a workflow automation platform. It allows for managing executions, workflows, and tags within n8n.

How to use n8n-mcp-server-rust?

To use this server, you would typically configure n8n to communicate with it using the MCP protocol. This involves setting up the server address and any necessary authentication details within your n8n instance. Refer to the n8n documentation and the server's configuration options for specific instructions.

Key features of n8n-mcp-server-rust

  • Retrieve all executions

  • Retrieve an execution by ID

  • Delete an execution

  • Create workflow

  • Retrieve all workflows

  • Retrieve workflow by ID

  • Delete a workflow

  • Update a workflow

  • Activate a workflow

  • Deactivate a workflow

  • Get workflow tags

  • Update workflow tags

  • Run a workflow (that has a webhook trigger node at the start)

  • Retrieve all tags

  • Retrieve tag by ID

  • Create tag

  • Update tag by ID

  • Delete tag by ID

Use cases of n8n-mcp-server-rust

  • Automated workflow management within n8n

  • Programmatically accessing and manipulating n8n executions

  • Integrating n8n with other systems using the MCP protocol

  • Managing n8n workflow tags for organization and categorization

FAQ from n8n-mcp-server-rust

What is an MCP server?

An MCP server facilitates communication between different components, in this case, n8n and other applications.

Why use Rust for an n8n server?

Rust offers performance and safety benefits, making it suitable for building reliable and efficient servers.

How do I configure n8n to use this server?

Refer to the n8n documentation for instructions on configuring MCP connections.

What are the benefits of managing workflows via an MCP server?

Programmatic control, automation, and integration with other systems.

Where can I find more information about the MCP protocol?

Consult the n8n documentation or search for resources on Message Communication Protocols.