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Community server that gives AI assistants deep n8n node docs and workflow management
★ 23k · MIT · updated 2026-09-23
8.5/10
What it is n8n-MCP is a community open-source server by Romuald Czlonkowski that helps AI assistants build n8n workflows correctly. It ships detailed documentation and schemas for n8n's nodes and templates, and with an n8n API key it can create, validate, deploy and test workflows on your own instance. It is not made by n8n GmbH. Key features - Docs… Read more →
Pros
- Huge node and template knowledge base
- Validates workflows before deploy
- Very active, MIT-licensed
- Hosted free tier
Cons
- Community project, not from n8n
- Write access to your instance is risky
- Large tool set and docs can use a lot of context
Pricing: Open source · n8n automation workflow-builder community open-source
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Zapier's hosted server that gives agents 9,000+ apps and 66,000+ actions
★ 415 · MIT · updated 2026-07-29
8.2/10
What it is Zapier MCP is Zapier's official hosted server. It lets an AI assistant find and run actions across Zapier's 9,000+ connected apps (for example, post to a CMS, send a newsletter draft, add a row to a sheet or upload to a drive) without building a Zap first. The zapier/zapier-mcp repo is the official plugin distribution for clients.… Read more →
Pros
- 9,000+ apps
- Included in every Zapier plan
- Per-server control of exposed actions
- Easy setup in many clients
Cons
- 2 tasks per tool call
- Free plan covers only about 50 calls a month
- Overage charges on monthly plans
Pricing: Free plan, paid from $29.99/mo · automation integrations no-code official hosted
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n8n's built-in MCP access to search, run and build workflows on your own instance
★ 206k · Sustainable Use License · updated 2026-09-25
7.8/10
What it is n8n's instance-level MCP server is built into n8n itself. Once an owner or admin enables it, AI clients can find and run the workflows you expose, and on recent versions create and edit workflows and agents. It is separate from the MCP Server Trigger node, which turns a single workflow into its own MCP server. Key features… Read more →
Pros
- Built into n8n, no extra server
- Per-workflow opt-in
- OAuth or personal token
- Can build workflows on recent versions
Cons
- Cannot restrict workflows per client
- Features depend on n8n version
- Sustainable Use License is not OSI open source
Pricing: Freemium · n8n automation workflows official self-hosted
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Make's cloud MCP server to run scenarios as tools and manage your Make account
7.6/10
What it is The Make MCP Server is Make's official cloud-hosted MCP server. It turns your Make scenarios into tools an AI can call, and on paid plans it also lets the AI view and change scenarios, connections, webhooks and data stores. It replaces Make's older local npm server (integromat/make-mcp-server), which the repo now marks as legacy. Key features -… Read more →
Pros
- Official and hosted
- Scenarios become reusable tools
- Async results for long runs
- OAuth or token auth
Cons
- Management tools only on paid plans
- Short client-side timeouts
- Needs well-described scenarios to work well
Pricing: Free plan, paid from $9/mo · automation make workflows official hosted
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Pipedream's hosted MCP with 3,000+ apps and 10,000+ tools behind managed OAuth
★ 12k · updated 2026-09-25
7.0/10
What it is Pipedream MCP is Pipedream's official MCP offering. It gives AI assistants access to more than 3,000 apps and 10,000+ prebuilt tools, with Pipedream handling OAuth and storing credentials encrypted so the model never sees them. End users connect accounts at mcp.pipedream.com; developers can embed the same servers in their own apps and agents through Pipedream Connect. Key… Read more →
Pros
- 3,000+ apps
- Credentials never exposed to the model
- Free for personal use
- Developer embedding via Connect
Cons
- Developer-oriented setup
- Production pricing unclear
- No single documented client install command
Pricing: Freemium · automation integrations oauth official developers