Control Discord Bot with Natural Language via MCP Server — n8n Workflow
Overview
What it is- I wanted to create a simple, easy-to-use, MCP server for your Discord bot(s).
How to set up- Literally all you do is select your bot auth (or crease a new Discord Bot auth if you havn't entered your key in n8n before) and that's IT!
How to use it- You can now ask your bot to do things via any MCP client, including from within N8N workflows!
Note: If you need an example, you can check out my simple quickstart Discord MCP Server that uses 4o to send messages to channels on your serv
Nodes used
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How it Works
- 1
Trigger
The workflow starts with a trigger trigger.
- 2
Process
Data flows through 10 nodes, connecting discordtool, httprequesttool, mcptrigger.
- 3
Output
The workflow completes its automation and delivers the result to the configured destination.
Node Details (10)
Send DM to User
discordTool
Discord MCP Server Trigger
n8n-nodes-langchain.mcpTrigger
Get Discord Server IDs
httpRequestTool
Sticky Note5
stickyNote
How to Import This Workflow
- 1Click Download JSON button on the right to save the workflow file.
- 2Open your n8n instance. Go to Workflows → New → Import from file.
- 3Select the downloaded
control-discord-bot-with-natural-language-via-mcp-serverfile and click Import. - 4Set up credentials for each service node (API keys, OAuth, etc.).
- 5Click Test Workflow to verify everything works, then activate it.
Or paste directly in n8n → Import from JSON:
Integrations
Created by
David Ashby
@cfomodz
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