This n8n workflow transforms the Bulk WHOIS API into an MCP-compatible server for AI agent integration, enabling streamlined bulk domain management and querying. Designed to facilitate automated domain operations, it integrates multiple nodes to handle batch processing, domain queries, and data management efficiently.

The workflow begins with a trigger node that acts as the MCP server endpoint, listening for requests from AI agents. Upon receiving a request, various HTTP request nodes interact with the local API at ‘localhost:5000’ to perform tasks such as creating, retrieving, or deleting domain batches, querying a domain database, or checking domain availability and rank.

Key nodes include:

– A trigger node (‘Bulk WHOIS MCP Server’) that starts the process upon webhook calls.

– HTTP Request nodes to communicate with the local API server for batch operations, domain lookups, and database queries.

– Sticky notes that organize sections like Batch, DB, and Domains for clarity.

– AI expressions ($fromAI()) allow parameters to be dynamically populated with data sent from AI agents.

This setup is particularly useful for developers or digital assets managers who need to automate domain management, SEO audits, or bulk WHOIS lookups, saving time and reducing manual effort by leveraging n8n’s automation capabilities and local API integration.