n8n-mcp hands Claude or Cursor the docs for thousands of n8n nodes and templates, so an agent drafts and validates your automations instead of you.
Yes, n8n-mcp (MCP server that lets AI agents build n8n workflows) is open source under the MIT license.
Free self-hosted (MIT). Hosted dashboard.n8n-mcp.com lists a free tier of 100 tool calls/day; paid tiers not priced in the README. (freemium).
Yes, n8n-mcp (MCP server that lets AI agents build n8n workflows) can be self-hosted (the source is available under the MIT license).
**n8n-mcp** (czlonkowski/n8n-mcp) is an **MIT-licensed** Model Context Protocol server that lets AI coding assistants (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Windsurf, Cursor) build n8n workflows. It exposes n8n node documentation, properties and workflow templates to the agent so it can choose nodes, fill parameters and validate a workflow before you import it.
A lot of GTM automation already lives in n8n: lead routing, enrichment waterfalls, CRM syncs. The slow part is knowing which node and which parameters to use. n8n-mcp gives an agent that knowledge, so a RevOps lead can describe a flow and review a draft instead of building from scratch. Follow the README's rule: build on a copy, test it, then promote it yourself.