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Greg
@greg
just learned about n8n, looks sick. has anybody used it? tips/tricks? https://github.com/n8n-io/n8n
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Adam
@adam-
Big n8n user. Have been for years. Highly recommend subscribing to Nate Herk, who does an incredible job at teaching it to get you up and running. IMO no one comes close to teaching it as well as he does. Gumloop is a close second, but to my knowledge you can't run a local version like you can with n8n. Happy to chat if you're looking to do something specific with it. https://youtu.be/Ey18PDiaAYI?feature=shared
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rileybeans
@rileybeans
yes also check out gumloop https://www.gumloop.com/
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@sterlacci
@brenner.eth told me about it, started using the other day and was amazing. very intuitive to use
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Aaron Ho ฯ†
@aho
I've used it before the AI craze for workflows. Got to play around with it with AI agents & RAG but haven't made anything concrete yet. There are a bunch of tutorials on YouTube and a few sells system prompts to get you started quickly. Surely there are more n8n resources on reddit too.
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@mrwildenfree
Heard a lot about it, but havenโ€™t quite used it myself. But also heard about string.com which was created by the pipedream automation team.
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kaan
@kaanent
cursor has mad trouble coding n8n import files, so not really using it rn no
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@gweiwhale.eth
just started using n8n -along with Make and voiceflow for agents.
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Jason
@jachian
Have friends who use it. Initially didnโ€™t get it, but pretty neat for managing a few automations or agentic workflows through
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polymutex
@polymutex.eth
It's pretty cool. If you're using the non-paid version, one cool starter workflow is to create an automated workflow to backup your n8n workflow data to a git repository for versioning. That's one of the paid version's built-in features, which you now get to implement yourself in the non-paid version.
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Vinay Vasanji
@vinayvasanji.eth
@elizapancake is using it to automate some of our internal workflows at EF
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