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I just found that the GPT I made hit half a million, and it’s super outdated. It feels unfair not to update it based on the latest n8n syntax and improvements.
However, today I completed two knowledge documents that outline what to follow when writing:
- n8n expressions👨💻
- n8n code👩💻
I believe these two rules are very helpful for writing better n8n code.
The fun part: I tried chatting with the GPT and asked it to download all the raw sources. In three replies, I was able to export all the GPT’s contents😂 , making it available for anyone to copy the GPT!
Since this silly method is available in GPT, there’s no need to make it private. I’ll create a GitHub repo later containing these resources so you can create your own GPT or even use it with IDE like Windsurf or Cursor or Trae or Cline or RooCode or VSCode or whatever you use as IDE with agentic features.
On the other hand, I recommend creating a private GPT for yourself, because our GPT is affected by user activity/feedbacks, good or bad. Based on the negative feedback and comments we’ve received, I believe it’s better to use a private GPT without community memory😂 .
However, today I completed two knowledge documents that outline what to follow when writing:
- n8n expressions
- n8n code
I believe these two rules are very helpful for writing better n8n code.
The fun part: I tried chatting with the GPT and asked it to download all the raw sources. In three replies, I was able to export all the GPT’s contents
Since this silly method is available in GPT, there’s no need to make it private. I’ll create a GitHub repo later containing these resources so you can create your own GPT or even use it with IDE like Windsurf or Cursor or Trae or Cline or RooCode or VSCode or whatever you use as IDE with agentic features.
On the other hand, I recommend creating a private GPT for yourself, because our GPT is affected by user activity/feedbacks, good or bad. Based on the negative feedback and comments we’ve received, I believe it’s better to use a private GPT without community memory
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- https://cdn.n8n.community/llms.txt (main for agents combine both expressions and code)
-- https://cdn.n8n.community/code.md (For coding, dedicated for IDE usage)
-- https://cdn.n8n.community/expression.md (For Expressions)
You need only to use main one, and if there's something missing there's a rule to A.I to call the sub .md files for detailed rules. Those are the first version, we will work on updating them always as we already use them in our daily projects.
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Wow! Finally, a new free core feature from the n8n team 😍
TL;DR: It’s like a spreadsheet integrated into the same n8n database, with the ability to access the data using a new node called “Data Table.”
TL;DR: It’s like a spreadsheet integrated into the same n8n database, with the ability to access the data using a new node called “Data Table.”
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Lovable is partnering with n8n soon.
In the next version, they will officially release MCP, including self-hosted versions, and soon a native integration with Lovable.
Lovable is a vibecoding service (I personally don’t recommend it), but n8n is building deep integration, and you can vibecode n8n workflows using it right now or with any other tools that support MCP.
https://docs.n8n.io/advanced-ai/accessing-n8n-mcp-server
In the next version, they will officially release MCP, including self-hosted versions, and soon a native integration with Lovable.
Lovable is a vibecoding service (I personally don’t recommend it), but n8n is building deep integration, and you can vibecode n8n workflows using it right now or with any other tools that support MCP.
https://docs.n8n.io/advanced-ai/accessing-n8n-mcp-server
NodeMation By Nskha
https://github.com/n8n-io/n8n/compare/n8n@1.122.0...n8n@2.0.0-rc.0
~800 files changed
~28K new lines of code (most them in the A.I nodes)
~131 commits
Major changes to the n8n default settings came with v2. I definitely will not upgrade prod for now; I’m waiting for a stable version.
~800 files changed
~28K new lines of code (most them in the A.I nodes)
~131 commits
Major changes to the n8n default settings came with v2. I definitely will not upgrade prod for now; I’m waiting for a stable version.
No changes in the UI, everything in the interface is still the same as in version 1.122.0.
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I am thinking of vibecode browser extension if they have no plans.
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Add multi-select & bulk actions to workflow list (archive, delete, publish/unpublish)
The idea is: Add Single/bulk workflow management capabilities to the n8n workflows list menu (Main/Personal). This includes: Checkbox selection for multiple workflows with “Select All” Bulk actions: Turn off/on, Archive, Unarchive, Delete, publish, unpublish…
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Free unlimited MCP for n8n docs. You can link it to any platform you use, and it includes n8n docs integration. It’s not search, but an AI agent doing the search using n8n RAG data, which is huge and way more valuable than normal docs search.
{
"mcpServers": {
"n8n-docs": {
"type": "STREAMABLE_HTTP",
"url": "https://n8n.mcp.kapa.ai/"
}
}
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NodeMation By Nskha
n8n close to release v3 💀 and some users still using 1.x.x
BTW Don’t update to the latest 2.9.*. It’s full of UI bugs 🤡
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Still working on the n8n workspace. It’s an NSKHA website for n8n tools that combines all our n8n projects in one place.
n8n Manager started as a shell script (https://github.com/Automations-Project/n8n-data-manager). Now it has grown into a 30K+ line CLI, and it still works as pure shell. (V5 still not released public)'
Because it contains a lot of features and settings, I’m building a frontend form builder to generate direct commands for n8n Data Manager, like backups and restores. It includes all the features we need for our clients. And yeah, it does exactly what n8n Enterprise does with environments. In fact, the new shell syntax is built to be compatible with environments, so when you have enterprise clients, they can still use it to link between free instances and enterprise ones.
It also has a nice UI and a very interactive CLI that guides newbies. At the same time, it supports importing data directly from URLs, like importing workflows from direct S3 URLs and similar sources.
n8n Manager started as a shell script (https://github.com/Automations-Project/n8n-data-manager). Now it has grown into a 30K+ line CLI, and it still works as pure shell. (V5 still not released public)'
Because it contains a lot of features and settings, I’m building a frontend form builder to generate direct commands for n8n Data Manager, like backups and restores. It includes all the features we need for our clients. And yeah, it does exactly what n8n Enterprise does with environments. In fact, the new shell syntax is built to be compatible with environments, so when you have enterprise clients, they can still use it to link between free instances and enterprise ones.
It also has a nice UI and a very interactive CLI that guides newbies. At the same time, it supports importing data directly from URLs, like importing workflows from direct S3 URLs and similar sources.
Data types? It includes five modes: full, workflows, creds, enterprise, and database.
1. Full: in and out for workflows, creds, folders, tags, projects, and tables.
2. Workflows: in and out for workflows, single or bulk.
3. Credentials: in and out for creds with three types: pure creds (danger), encrypted, and stubs (schema only, no values, best for clients).
4. Enterprise: in and out, exactly the same as the default settings of n8n Enterprise environments.
5. Database: get a dump of the entire n8n database as a single compressed file.
1. Full: in and out for workflows, creds, folders, tags, projects, and tables.
2. Workflows: in and out for workflows, single or bulk.
3. Credentials: in and out for creds with three types: pure creds (danger), encrypted, and stubs (schema only, no values, best for clients).
4. Enterprise: in and out, exactly the same as the default settings of n8n Enterprise environments.
5. Database: get a dump of the entire n8n database as a single compressed file.
n8n Manager doesn't stop here. Shell update was already done a few months ago but still not released because it relies on other projects. two more projects linked.
- Data Manager VS Code: an IDE extension that helps you deeply vibe-code and fix workflows. It converts n8n workflows into a framework where every part of the n8n workflow is treated as a file, giving the AI low context to work with, saving your budget and getting better results.
The extension itself is used to initialize workflows from your n8n Cloud. Once vibe-coding is done, it builds everything back into a new workflow and uploads it.
- n8n Manager Nodes: a package of custom nodes (currently four) that brings n8n features inside n8n. This includes a backups node, an internal API node, an instance sync node, and a refactored version of an official node with bug fixes and improvements.
these tools are already used by our clients, and bugs are actively fixed. So when this stuff is released public, you get battle-tested tools
- Data Manager VS Code: an IDE extension that helps you deeply vibe-code and fix workflows. It converts n8n workflows into a framework where every part of the n8n workflow is treated as a file, giving the AI low context to work with, saving your budget and getting better results.
The extension itself is used to initialize workflows from your n8n Cloud. Once vibe-coding is done, it builds everything back into a new workflow and uploads it.
- n8n Manager Nodes: a package of custom nodes (currently four) that brings n8n features inside n8n. This includes a backups node, an internal API node, an instance sync node, and a refactored version of an official node with bug fixes and improvements.
these tools are already used by our clients, and bugs are actively fixed. So when this stuff is released public, you get battle-tested tools
Later, we have n8n Compare, a frontend and VS Code extension (the same one mentioned below). It helps you get reports showing the differences between your workflows, either a single workflow or your entire n8n workflows backup.
You get a clear report that shows what changed.
Both the extension and the web view are 100% local. This feature gives you exactly what the n8n Enterprise diff tool shows between environments, but with much better control and focused only on the diff tool.
the diff compare is also linked into the V5 Shell (Still not well tested it requested by client while i don't think it's good idea to place it in shell)
You get a clear report that shows what changed.
Both the extension and the web view are 100% local. This feature gives you exactly what the n8n Enterprise diff tool shows between environments, but with much better control and focused only on the diff tool.
the diff compare is also linked into the V5 Shell (Still not well tested it requested by client while i don't think it's good idea to place it in shell)
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