Workflow Templates

Companion workflow for Invoice Ninja Trigger node docs

Companion workflow for Clockify Trigger node docs

You can use the Function node to create an array of objects.

You can use the Function node to create multiple JSON items from an array.

Companion workflow for Acuity Scheduling Trigger node docs

Companion workflow for Calendly Trigger node docs

You can use the Function node to convert an array to an array of objects.

A lean MCP Server that exposes the essential Trello tools for everyday task management. Built for clean, reliable LLM automation with n8n, ChatGPT, or Gemini. Description A minimal MCP Server offering the core Trello operations—create, update, search, list, and comment—designed to keep task management simple and predictable. Each tool has a clear, LLM-friendly schema, ensuring safe automation without heavy context or complex payloads. Use it to create tasks, move cards between lists, update details, add comments, or retrieve board structure. All through natural language. ⭐ Key Features Lean Toolset** – only the operations needed for real task flows LLM-Ready** – minimal, explicit parameters for safe execution Extendable** – add more Trello endpoints or custom logic easily Predictable Updates** – partial updates with safe defaults MCP + Tool Calling** – works in n8n Agents, ChatGPT, Gemini, and MCP clients 🧠 Examples (Natural Language) “What tasks do I still have pending from last week?” → Searches by due date and status for weekly planning. “Move all tasks due yesterday into today’s list and add a ‘rescheduled’ comment.” → Combines search + update + comment. “Create a new card called ‘Prepare onboarding materials’ for next Monday.” → Simple card creation with due date handling. ⚙️ How It Works This MCP Server exposes 6 core tools: 📥 Create Card Create tasks with title, description, and optional due date. 🔍 Search Cards Find cards using Trello’s native search syntax (keywords, lists, due filters). 🗂 List Backlog & List All Lists Provide structure and situational awareness for agents. ✏️ Update Card Rename, update description, adjust due dates, or move cards. 💬 Add Comment Add quick notes to any card without modifying other fields. 🔐 Required Credentials | Service | Use | |--------|-----| | Trello API | API Key + Token for card, list, search, and comment operations | Use a dedicated Trello automation token for clean audit logs. Please check Authorizing With Trello's REST API 🧰 Customization Tips Replace board/list IDs with your own Add labels, checklists, or custom fields if needed Add domain logic (priority rules, conventions, or workflows) Use list_all_lists in agents to give LLMs workflow awareness 🧠 Who It’s For Automation builders exploring MCP AI assistants for personal task planning Teams with simple Trello workflows Consultants building lightweight agents 🚀 Try It Out 1) Import the MCP workflow into n8n 2) Add your Trello API credentials 3) Replace IDs with your board/list values 4) Test with ChatGPT or Gemini via natural-language prompts 5) (Optional) Register it as an MCP Server in VS Code or any MCP client 💬 Feedback Welcome This MCP Server is intentionally simple and extendable. If you adapt or evolve it, I’d love to hear your ideas. 📧 ascuncia.es@gmail.com 🔗 Linkedin

Turn a .rvt project into open, analysis-ready data (XLSX + optional DAE/PDF) using the RvtExporter.exe from the DDC Revit toolkit. This n8n template provides a Form UI to set paths and flags, then runs the exporter with safe defaults. Converts CAD/BIM files with customizable export modes (basic: 309 categories, standard: 724 categories, complete: all 1209 categories) and optional outputs like bounding box, Revit schedules, or PDF drawings. What it does Launches RvtExporter.exe with your chosen Revit file and export mode Optional feature flags: bbox, schedule, sheets2pdf, -no-xlsx, -no-collada (Optional) Output folder auto-generates _rvt.xlsx and _rvt.dae names Prerequisites Windows host (the exporter is a Windows executable) DDC Revit toolkit installed (path like: C:\\DDC_Converter_Revit\\datadrivenlibs\\RvtExporter.exe) A local .rvt file you can read How to use Import this json workflow into n8n. Open the Form UI trigger (ensure pop-ups are allowed). Fill in: Path to Revit Converter: C:\\DDC_Converter_Revit\\datadrivenlibs\\RvtExporter.exe Revit File Path: e.g. C:\\Sample_Projects\\your_project.rvt Export Mode: basic | standard | complete | custom Conversion Options: multi-select flags (optional) (optional) output_folder: e.g. C:\\DDC_Output Click Submit → the workflow runs Run Revit Exporter. Consulting and Training We work with leading construction, engineering, consulting agencies and technology firms around the world to help them implement open data principles, automate CAD/BIM processing and build robust ETL pipelines. If you would like to test this solution with your own data, or are interested in adapting the workflow to real project tasks, feel free to contact us. Author DataDrivenConstruction.io info@datadrivenconstruction.io Docs & Issues: Full Readme on GitHub

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Companion workflow for Twitter node docs.

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