Easier connections to 70 MCP servers, plus when to use them in your workflows

n8n has added a new set of MCP server integrations available through its Node panel, expanding OAuth-based connections to roughly 70 services, including Airtable, Grafana, Miro, New Relic, Jotform, PandaDoc, Notion, Stripe, GitLab, and others. These integrations simplify setup by allowing agents to access a connected service’s available tools after a short OAuth flow, replacing more complex manual configuration processes such as creating internal integrations and assigning permissions. The update distinguishes among native nodes, which provide deterministic control for fixed workflow steps; agent tools, which let an agent choose when to invoke a predefined action; and MCP servers, which give agents broader access to a service’s toolset and require more reasoning to select appropriate actions. Users can combine all three approaches in a workflow depending on the required balance of precision, limited agent discretion, and flexible autonomous decision-making, while unsupported services can be connected through the MCP Client Tool with additional setup.

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