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n8n_agent

by kingler
MCP server for n8n workflows — vectorizes, validates, and manages automation flows

This project provides Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers and tools for analyzing, categorizing, and managing n8n automation workflows. It integrates with Qdrant for semantic search, Supabase for metadata storage, and directly with n8n's API. Developers can vectorize workflows, validate them against best practices, and programmatically manage their n8n instances.

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Key features
  • Vectorizes n8n workflows for semantic search in Qdrant
  • Validates workflows against best practices (naming, error handling, security)
  • Manages n8n workflows directly via API (list, create, update, delete)
  • Parses workflow JSON to extract metadata, descriptions, and tags
  • Integrates with Supabase for structured metadata storage
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n8n Workflow Vectorization and Knowledge Graph

This project provides tools for analyzing, categorizing, and storing n8n workflows across multiple database types:

  1. Vector Database (QDRANT): For semantic search and similarity matching
  2. Graph Database (Neo4j): For relationship mapping and ontological representation
  3. Relational Database (Supabase): For structured metadata storage

MCP Integrations

This project now includes Model Context Protocol (MCP) integrations for:

  1. n8n: Import and manage workflows directly with n8n's API
  2. QDRANT: Vector search and similarity matching for workflows
  3. Supabase: Structured data storage for workflow metadata
  4. Workflow Validation: Validate workflows against best practices

Project Structure

  • workflow-parser.js: Processes n8n workflow JSON files, extracts metadata, and generates descriptions
  • vectorize-workflows.js: Demonstrates how to use the QDRANT MCP server to vectorize workflows
  • n8n-mcp-client.js: Client for interacting with the n8n MCP server
  • n8n-workflow-validator.js: Validator for n8n workflows against best practices
  • validate-workflow.js: CLI tool for validating workflows
  • import-to-n8n.js: Tool for importing workflows to n8n
  • processed-workflows/: Contains the processed workflow data with enriched metadata
  • workflows/: Directory containing original n8n workflow files
  • MCP Servers located in /Users/kinglerbercy/MCP/:

Setup and Installation

1. Process Workflows

The workflow-parser.js script processes n8n workflow files, extracting metadata and generating descriptions:

npm run parse
# or
node workflow-parser.js

This creates enriched workflow data in the processed-workflows/ directory.

2. Configure Environment Variables

Copy the example environment file and update with your settings:

cp .env.example .env
# Edit .env with your configuration

3. MCP Integrations

QDRANT MCP Integration

# Connect to QDRANT for vectorization and semantic search
npm run vectorize-mcp

Supabase MCP Integration

# Store workflows in Supabase
npm run supabase-mcp

n8n MCP Integration

# Connect to n8n and list workflows
npm run n8n-demo

# Import all workflows to n8n
npm run import-all

# Import a specific workflow to n8n
npm run import <workflow-id>
# or
npm run import <workflow-file.json>

Workflow Validation

# Validate a workflow in n8n by ID
npm run validate <workflow-id>

# Validate a local workflow file
npm run validate -f <workflow-file.json>

# Validate with high strictness
npm run validate -s high <workflow-id>

# Run specific validators only
npm run validate -v naming,security,errorHandling <workflow-id>

The workflow validator checks for best practices in five categories:

  1. Naming: Ensures workflows and nodes have descriptive names
  2. Error Handling: Checks for proper error handling nodes and patterns
  3. Security: Validates credential usage and security practices
  4. Performance: Identifies potential performance issues
  5. Documentation: Ensures workflows are properly documented

4. Manual Vectorization (Legacy Method)

The QDRANT MCP server can also be configured in the Cline MCP settings:

"n8n-workflows-qdrant": {
  "command": "node",
  "args": [
    "/Users/kinglerbercy/MCP/qdrant-server/index.js"
  ],
  "env": {
    "OPENAI_API_KEY": "your-openai-api-key",
    "QDRANT_URL": "http://localhost:6333"
  },
  "disabled": false,
  "autoApprove": []
}

After restarting Cline with the MCP server configuration, you can use the MCP tools to vectorize and search workflows:

// Vectorize workflows
use_mcp_tool(
  server_name: "n8n-workflows-qdrant",
  tool_name: "vectorize_workflows",
  arguments: {
    "workflowsDir": "/path/to/workflows",
    "processedDir": "/path/to/processed-workflows"
  }
)

// Search for similar workflows
use_mcp_tool(
  server_name: "n8n-workflows-qdrant",
  tool_name: "search_similar_workflows",
  arguments: {
    "query": "workflow that handles email automation",
    "limit": 5,
    "filter": {
      "category": "workflow",
      "tags": ["email", "automation"],
      "complexity": "moderate"
    }
  }
)

Workflow Analysis

The workflow parser extracts the following information:

  1. Category: Derived from the filename prefix (e.g., "agent:", "workflow:", "tool:")
  2. Name: Extracted from the filename
  3. Description: Generated from workflow content, including node types and documentation
  4. Tags: Extracted from node types and services used
  5. Complexity: Analyzed based on node count, connection count, and unique node types

Database Integration

Vector Database (QDRANT)

  • Purpose: Semantic search and similarity matching
  • Implementation: QDRANT MCP server with OpenAI embeddings
  • Features: Search by query, filter by category, tags, and complexity

Graph Database (Neo4j)

  • Purpose: Relationship mapping and ontological representation
  • Implementation: To be implemented
  • Features: Query relationships between workflows, node types, and categories

Relational Database (Supabase)

  • Purpose: Structured metadata storage
  • Implementation: To be implemented
  • Features: SQL queries for structured data analysis

Available MCP Tools

QDRANT MCP Tools

The QDRANT MCP server provides the following tools:

  1. vectorize_workflows: Vectorize n8n workflows and store them in Qdrant
  2. search_similar_workflows: Search for similar workflows based on a query
  3. get_workflow_categories: Get all workflow categories
  4. get_workflow_tags: Get all workflow tags

n8n MCP Tools

The n8n MCP server provides the following tools:

  1. list_workflows: Get all workflows from n8n
  2. get_workflow: Get a specific workflow by ID
  3. create_workflow: Create a new workflow
  4. update_workflow: Update an existing workflow
  5. delete_workflow: Delete a workflow
  6. import_workflow: Import a workflow from a file
  7. export_workflow: Export a workflow to a file

Workflow Validation Tools

The workflow validator provides the following validation categories:

  1. naming: Validate node and workflow naming conventions
  2. errorHandling: Validate error handling patterns
  3. security: Validate security practices and credential usage
  4. performance: Identify potential performance issues
  5. documentation: Ensure proper workflow documentation

Future Enhancements

  1. Implement Neo4j integration for relationship mapping
  2. Implement Supabase integration for structured metadata storage
  3. Create a web interface for browsing and searching workflows
  4. Add more advanced analytics and visualization tools

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