Same door for humans and AI. No gatekeeper.Register →
Explorer/MCP/node2flow/n8n-management
REMOTE

n8n-Management

node2flow/n8n-management

MCP server for n8n workflow automation — manage workflows, executions, credentials, tags, and users. Features - Full workflow lifecycle (create, activate, execute, deactivate, delete) - Execution monitoring and debugging (list, inspect, retry, cleanup) - Credential management (create, update, rotate, schema lookup) - Tag-based workflow organization - User management with role control (owner permissions required) 27 Tools Workflows: list, get, create, update, delete, activate, deactivate, execute, get tags, update tags Executions: list, get, delete, retry Credentials: create, update, delete, get schema Tags: list, get, create, update, delete Users: list, get, delete, update role Configuration - N8N_URL — Your n8n instance URL (e.g. https://your-n8n.example.com) - N8N_API_KEY — API key from n8n Settings → API → Create API Key

27 tools available
The Journeyman
A reasonable amount of history and nothing concerning in the scan.
Time indexed (7mo)
27toolsRemote/ HTTP7moindexed
98% uptime · 339ms avgChecked Sep 17, 2026
Quality Score
70/95
Deep
Risk Score
0/100
Clean
How is this calculated?
Quality Breakdown
Tenure14.7/20
218 days indexed
Capability19.4/25
Tools: 7.4/13 (27 tools)
Description: 5/5
Endpoint: 7/7
Adoption10.9/25
Use count: 10.9/20 (523 uses)
Multi-registry: 0/5 (1 registry)
Reliability25/25
Currently live: 10/10
Uptime history: 15/15 100% (54/54 checks)
Security scan: 0 pts in v1.0; ready to weight when coverage improves
Risk
0Clean
No signals detected.
The scanner shows
27 tools. Nothing caught our attention.
First indexed Feb 10, 2026
Server Profile
Tools catalogued
27
27 tools available. Full list below.
Hosting
Remote / HTTP
Runs on the internet. No access to your filesystem, SSH keys, or environment variables.
Registry presence
Not verified
Not yet verified by the Official MCP Registry.
Liveness
98%
Based on 48 checks. Average response: 339ms.
Publisher Verification
Not yet verified by the Official MCP Registry.
Endpoint
https://n8n-management--node2flow.run.tools
Tools (27)
n8n_list_workflows
Retrieve all workflows with their status, tags, and metadata. Returns workflow ID, name, active status, creation date, and tags. Use this to browse available automations or find a specific workflow by name.
n8n_get_workflow
Get complete workflow definition including all nodes, connections, and settings. Returns full workflow JSON with node configurations and data flow. Use this to inspect workflow logic before modifying or executing.
n8n_create_workflow
Create a new automation workflow with nodes and connections. Provide workflow name, node array, and connection object. Optionally activate immediately. Returns new workflow with assigned ID.
n8n_update_workflow
Modify existing workflow structure or settings. Update workflow name, add/remove nodes, or change connections. Workflow must be deactivated first for structure changes. Returns updated workflow.
n8n_delete_workflow
Permanently delete a workflow and all associated execution history. This action cannot be undone. Workflow must be deactivated first. Use with caution.
n8n_activate_workflow
Start a workflow to listen for triggers (webhooks, schedules, etc). Activating enables automatic execution when trigger conditions are met. Workflow must have valid trigger nodes.
Show all 27 tools ↓
n8n_deactivate_workflow
Stop a workflow from listening to triggers. Deactivating prevents automatic execution but preserves workflow configuration. Use before making structure changes.
n8n_execute_workflow
Manually trigger workflow execution with optional input data. Useful for testing or API-driven workflows without webhooks. Returns execution ID to track progress. Does not require workflow to be active.
n8n_get_workflow_tags
Retrieve tags assigned to a workflow for categorization. Returns array of tag names. Use this to understand workflow organization before bulk operations.
n8n_update_workflow_tags
Assign tags to a workflow for organization and filtering. Replaces existing tags completely. Use tags like "production", "testing", or team names. Create missing tags automatically.
n8n_list_executions
Retrieve execution history with status, timestamps, and workflow info. Filter by workflow ID or get all executions. Returns execution ID, status (success/error/running), start time, and workflow name. Use this to monitor automation performance or debug failures.
n8n_get_execution
Get detailed execution data including node outputs, error messages, and timing. Returns full execution log with data passed between nodes. Essential for debugging failed workflows or understanding data flow.
n8n_delete_execution
Remove execution record from history to save storage or clean up test runs. Permanently deletes execution data. Use after debugging or to maintain clean execution logs.
n8n_retry_execution
Rerun a failed execution with the same input data. Useful for transient errors like network timeouts. Creates new execution while preserving original execution log. Only works with failed executions.
n8n_create_credential
Store new API credentials for services like GitHub, Slack, or databases. Provide credential type, descriptive name, and authentication data. Use get_credential_schema first to see required fields for each type.
n8n_update_credential
Update credential name or authentication data. Use this when rotating API keys or changing OAuth tokens. Workflows using this credential will use updated auth immediately.
n8n_delete_credential
Remove stored credential. Cannot delete credentials currently used in active workflows. Deactivate dependent workflows first. Use with caution as this may break workflows.
n8n_get_credential_schema
Get required fields and format for a credential type before creating it. Returns field names, types, and whether fields are required. Use this to understand what authentication data is needed.
n8n_list_tags
Retrieve all available tags for workflow organization. Returns tag ID and name. Use this before assigning tags to workflows or to see your tagging structure.
n8n_get_tag
Get tag details including ID and name. Rarely needed - use list_tags for most cases. Useful for validating tag existence before bulk operations.
n8n_create_tag
Create new tag for workflow categorization. Use meaningful names like "production", "staging", "team-marketing", or "urgent". Tags help filter and organize workflows.
n8n_update_tag
Rename an existing tag. All workflows using this tag will automatically reflect the new name. Use this to standardize tag naming across workflows.
n8n_delete_tag
Remove tag from system. Automatically removes this tag from all workflows using it. Tag removal does not affect workflows themselves, only the tag association.
n8n_list_users
Retrieve all n8n users with their roles and status. Only available to instance owner. Returns user ID, email, role (owner/admin/member), and disabled status. Use this for user management and auditing.
n8n_get_user
Get detailed user information by ID or email. Only available to instance owner. Returns user profile including role and account status. Use this to verify user details before role changes.
n8n_delete_user
Remove user from n8n instance. Only available to instance owner. Cannot delete the owner account. Deleted users lose access immediately. Workflows created by this user remain intact.
n8n_update_user_role
Change user permission level. Only available to instance owner. Admin can manage workflows and credentials. Member has view-only or limited edit access. Cannot change owner role.

Is this your server?

Create a free RNWY account to connect your on-chain identity to this server. MCP server claiming is coming; register now and you'll be first in line.

Create your account →
More from node2flow
SQLite Remote
MCP server for remote SQLite databases via Turso/libSQL. - 15 tools for query, schema, indexes, and optimization. - Connect to cloud-hosted SQLite databases using libsql://URLs. Features: - Execute SQL queries and statements with parameter binding - Full schema management (tables, columns, indexes, foreign keys) - Database analysis (size, table stats, integrity check) - WAL mode enabled for better concurrency Install (Claude Desktop / Cursor): npx -y @node2flow/sqlite-mcp Tool categories: - Query (3): execute_query, execute_run, execute_many - Schema (4): list_tables, describe_table, list_indexes, list_foreign_keys - Table (3): create_table, alter_table, drop_table - Index (2): create_index, drop_index - Database (3): get_info, vacuum, integrity_check Configuration: - SQLITE_DB_URL (required) — Path to your Turso URL SQLite database. - SQLITE_AUTH_TOKEN — Auth token for Turso (required for authenticated databases)
PostgREST
MCP server for PostgREST — REST API layer for PostgreSQL databases. ## Features - Discover database schema (tables, views, functions, columns) - Query records with PostgREST filter syntax (eq, gt, like, in, fts, or) - Resource embedding — JOIN related tables via select parameter - Full CRUD operations (insert, update, upsert, delete, replace) - Call stored PostgreSQL functions via RPC - Count records with exact, planned, or estimated methods ## 10 Tools **Schema**: get OpenAPI schema, describe table columns/types **Read**: list records with filters/select/order/pagination, count records, call functions (RPC) **Write**: insert, update, upsert (merge/ignore duplicates), delete, replace (PUT) ## Configuration - POSTGREST_URL — Your PostgREST server URL (e.g. http://localhost:3000) - POSTGREST_TOKEN — JWT token for authenticated requests (optional)
Google Calendar
MCP server for Google Calendar : create events, manage calendars, check availability, and share calendars through 28 tools via the Model Context Protocol. ## Features - Create, update, and delete calendar events (timed and all-day) - Quick add events from natural language - Manage recurring events with RRULE support - Share calendars with ACL (access control) management - Check availability with free/busy queries - Manage multiple calendars and subscriptions - Full OAuth 2.0 authentication with refresh tokens ## 28 Tools **Events (10)**: List, get, create, update (PUT), patch (PATCH), delete, quick add, move, list instances, import **CalendarList (5)**: List subscribed calendars, get entry, add (subscribe), update display settings, remove (unsubscribe) **Calendars (5)**: Get metadata, create, update, delete, clear all events **ACL (5)**: List rules, get rule, create (share), update permission, delete (revoke) **Utility (3)**: Query free/busy, get color palette, list settings ## Configuration - `GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID` : OAuth 2.0 Client ID from Google Cloud Console - `GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET` : OAuth 2.0 Client Secret - `GOOGLE_REFRESH_TOKEN` : Refresh token with Calendar scope
Supabase
MCP server for Supabase — 31 tools for database CRUD, storage, auth admin, project management, edge functions, and secrets via REST + Management APIs. ## Features - Database CRUD with PostgREST filtering, resource embedding (JOINs), and RPC - Storage bucket and object management with signed URLs - Auth admin for user creation, updates, bans, and deletion - Project lifecycle management (create, pause, restore) - Execute SQL queries and generate TypeScript types - Edge function inspection and secret/API key management ## 31 Tools - **Database REST (6):** sb_list_records, sb_insert_records, sb_update_records, sb_upsert_records, sb_delete_records, sb_call_function - **Storage (6):** sb_list_buckets, sb_create_bucket, sb_delete_bucket, sb_list_objects, sb_delete_objects, sb_create_signed_url - **Auth Admin (5):** sb_list_users, sb_get_user, sb_create_user, sb_update_user, sb_delete_user - **Projects (5):** sb_list_projects, sb_get_project, sb_create_project, sb_pause_project, sb_restore_project - **Database Management (3):** sb_run_query, sb_list_migrations, sb_get_typescript_types - **Edge Functions (2):** sb_list_functions, sb_get_function - **Secrets & Keys (4):** sb_list_secrets, sb_create_secrets, sb_delete_secrets, sb_list_api_keys ## Configuration - `SUPABASE_URL` — Project URL (e.g. `https://xxx.supabase.co`) — for database, storage, auth tools - `SUPABASE_SERVICE_ROLE_KEY` — Service role key (bypasses RLS) — from Settings → API - `SUPABASE_ACCESS_TOKEN` — Personal access token — for project management tools (from dashboard → Account → Access Tokens)
Slack
MCP server for Slack Web API — send messages, manage channels, search content, and automate your workspace. ## Features - Send, update, delete, and schedule messages with Block Kit support - Manage channels: create, archive, invite/kick members, set topics - Search messages and files with Slack's powerful query syntax - Upload and manage files with 2-step upload process - React to messages, pin items, and manage bookmarks - Browse users, team info, and custom emoji ## 38 Tools **Messages (7)**: send, update, delete, schedule, cancel scheduled, list scheduled, get permalink **Conversations (12)**: list channels, info, history, thread replies, members, create, archive, invite, kick, join, set topic, open DM **Users (2)**: list all, get info **Reactions (3)**: add, remove, get reactions **Search (2)**: search messages, search files **Files (3)**: upload, list, delete **Pins (3)**: pin, unpin, list pins **Bookmarks (4)**: add, edit, remove, list **Team (1)**: get workspace info **Emoji (1)**: list custom emoji ## Configuration - SLACK_BOT_TOKEN — Get one at https://api.slack.com/apps (create app → OAuth & Permissions → Install → copy Bot Token)
Youtube
MCP server for YouTube Data API v3 with OAuth 2.0 authentication. ## Features - Search videos, channels, and playlists with filters (duration, date, region, type) - Get video details — views, likes, comments, duration, tags, thumbnails - Browse channel statistics — subscribers, video count, total views - List and manage playlists — create, update, delete, add/remove videos - Read and post comments — top-level threads, replies, moderation - Rate videos with like/dislike/unrate - Get trending videos by region and category - Automatic access token refresh via OAuth 2.0 ## 20 Tools **Search & Discovery**: search YouTube, get popular/trending videos, list video categories **Videos & Channels**: get video details, get channel info **Playlists**: list playlists, list playlist items, create/update/delete playlist, add/remove playlist item **Comments**: list comment threads, list replies, post comment, reply to comment, update/delete comment **Ratings**: rate video (like/dislike/none) ## Configuration - YOUTUBE_CLIENT_ID — OAuth 2.0 Client ID from https://console.cloud.google.com/apis/credentials - YOUTUBE_CLIENT_SECRET — OAuth 2.0 Client Secret - YOUTUBE_REFRESH_TOKEN — Refresh Token from https://developers.google.com/oauthplayground (scope: youtube)
Similar servers
Press Release
press-release MCP — wraps StupidAPIs (requires X-API-Key)
MCP Server for LimeSurvey
Enables interaction with LimeSurvey API to create and manage surveys, questions, question groups, activate surveys, and export responses through standardized MCP endpoints.
io.github.zenml-io/mcp-zenml
MCP server for ZenML - browse stacks, pipelines, runs, artifacts & trigger pipeline runs via API
Linear
Linear MCP — wraps the Linear GraphQL API (OAuth)
HAPI MCP Server
HAPI MCP server: Dynamically exposes OpenAPI REST APIs as MCP tools for AI assistants
Google Docs MCP Server
Enables Claude to read, create, and update Google Docs through OAuth authentication. Deployed as a remote Next.js server on Vercel with support for multiple users and secure API key management.
Indexed from Smithery · Updates nightlyView on Smithery →