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n8n

n8n is a workflow automation tool that connects Schedulin to hundreds of other apps. Use it to create posts from events, build multi-step automations, and fold Schedulin into pipelines you already run. Unlike the hosted agents, n8n authenticates with a Schedulin API key (Bearer token).

Setup

  1. Get an API key. In Schedulin, go to Settings → API keys and create one (or copy an existing key).
  2. Add an MCP Client node inside your n8n workflow.
  3. Configure the node:
    • Server Transport: HTTP Streamable
    • MCP Endpoint URL: https://mcp.schedulin.app/mcp
    • Authentication: Bearer Auth
  4. Add your credentials. Click Credential for Bearer Auth → Create new credential, paste your API key as the token, click Save, and close the modal.
  5. Select the tools you want the workflow to use from the available Schedulin MCP tools, then configure each as needed.

Example workflows

  • RSS → Schedulin. When a new feed item appears, create a draft with the article title and link.
  • Weekly digest. Every Friday, pull next week's scheduled posts and send a summary to Slack.
  • Form → draft. When a form submission comes in, create a draft from the submitted content.

Good to know

  • The API key's scope is the workspace it belongs to — the workflow can only see and act on that workspace.
  • Rotate or revoke keys any time under Settings → API keys.
  • This integration uses large language models to generate responses, which may occasionally be inaccurate or incomplete — verify important details before taking action.

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