MCP Client Tool – When to Use It Instead of Native Tools in n8n
Pardon our dust, this blog post is a work in progress. If you've read our overview of how MCP works in n8n, you know there are four ways [...]
MCP Node – Deterministic MCP Without AI Agents in n8n
The MCP Node is the missing piece that completes the pattern. While the MCP Server Trigger receives incoming calls from external AIs, the MCP Node lets you call [...]
MCP Server Trigger – Workflow-Level MCP Endpoints in n8n
The MCP Server Trigger is a workflow-level entry point. You create a dedicated workflow, drop in the MCP Server Trigger node, and attach tool nodes to it. Each [...]
Instance‑Level MCP Access – The agent gateway for triggering and viewing workflows in n8n
MCP Access is n8n's instance-level MCP gateway. It turns your entire n8n deployment into a single MCP server that external AI clients can connect to via OAuth. Instead [...]