This n8n workflow provides an integrated solution for managing Pushbullet pushes through a centralized MCP server. It allows users to create, delete, retrieve, and update Pushbullet notifications with ease, using a webhook trigger to automate push actions based on incoming requests or AI inputs. The workflow is designed for seamless automation in scenarios such as alerting, notifications, or message management in various applications.

The workflow begins with a sticky note that outlines setup instructions and available features, including four core operations: creating, deleting, retrieving, and updating pushes. These are handled through dedicated nodes:

– The **Pushbullet Tool MCP Server** node acts as the trigger, listening for incoming webhook requests to initiate push actions.

– The **Create a push** node sends a notification to a specified target with dynamic content populated via AI, allowing flexible message customization.

– The **Delete a push** node removes notifications based on a provided push ID.

– The **Get many pushes** node fetches multiple notifications, supporting limit and return-all parameters.

– The **Update a push** node modifies existing notifications, for example, marking them as dismissed.

All nodes are connected to facilitate different push operations triggered through the MCP webhook interface. This workflow ensures that users can automate notifications effectively, integrate push management with AI inputs, and handle alerts with minimal manual effort.

Practical uses include automated alerts from systems, real-time notifications from AI models, or managing user alerts in a WordPress environment or other web applications.