N8N Workflows

n8n sits in a useful gap: more capable than Zapier, far less work than writing and hosting the whole integration yourself. You get real branching, real error handling, the ability to drop into JavaScript when the node you need does not exist, and the option to self-host so your data and your API keys stay on infrastructure you control.

The workflows documented here are the kind that run unattended — pulling data on a schedule, passing it through a model, writing the result somewhere, and failing loudly when something upstream breaks. That last part is what separates a demo from something you can leave running. Each guide includes the node configuration, the prompts, and the validation step that stops a bad model response from being written as if it were good.

If you are weighing n8n against the alternatives, the short version: use Zapier when the integration already exists and the logic is linear, and reach for n8n the moment you need a loop, a conditional, or a model call in the middle.