概要
What is n8n-server MCP Server?
A TypeScript-based Model Context Protocol server that implements a simple notes system, demonstrating core MCP concepts with resources, tools, and prompts. It is intended as an example or starting point for MCP development.
How to use n8n-server MCP Server?
Install dependencies with npm install, build with npm run build, and configure with Claude Desktop by adding the built server’s path to claude_desktop_config.json. Use the MCP Inspector for debugging via npm run inspector.
Key features of n8n-server MCP Server
- Resources: notes accessible via
note://URIs with title, content, and metadata. - Tools:
create_noteto add new text notes with title and content. - Prompts:
summarize_notesgenerates a structured LLM summary of all stored notes. - Server state keeps notes in memory (no persistent storage).
- Plain text mime type for simple content access.
Use cases of n8n-server MCP Server
- Learning how to build a basic MCP server with resources, tools, and prompts.
- Prototyping a personal note‑taking assistant integrated with Claude Desktop.
- Testing MCP interactions using the Inspector during development.
FAQ from n8n-server MCP Server
What does this server do compared to a full note‑taking app?
This server is a minimal MCP demonstration: it stores notes only in memory and provides basic CRUD via tools and resource access. It does not include search, categorization, or persistence.
What are the runtime requirements?
Node.js and npm. The server is TypeScript‑based and requires building before use.
Where are notes stored?
Notes are held in the server’s in‑memory state; they are lost when the process stops. No external database or file storage is used.
How is the server invoked?
It communicates over stdio and is launched by an MCP host (e.g., Claude Desktop) via the command path specified in claude_desktop_config.json.
Does it require authentication?
The README does not describe any authentication mechanism. It runs locally as a subprocess of the MCP host.
