- AI-native workflows
- Fully customizable
- No-code UI, low-code freedom
- 1,000+ integrations
- You can self-host (keep your data!)
- Agents that think, not just trigger → act
It’s built for the AI era.
Let’s get you started in 2 minutes:
1. Visit 2. Create an account 3. Click “Create New Workflow” 4. Tap the “+” icon to add a node (e.g. Gmail, OpenAI, Google Sheets) 5. Configure it, test it, connect more
Automation = visual blocks. No code needed. n8n.io
This was a game-changer for me:
✅ No code
✅ Fully customizable
✅ Reusable across any niche
✅ AI-powered + searchable
✅ Easy to share + scale
If you’ve ever wanted to build an AI agent without engineering headaches this is it.
Use Cases That Print Time:
- Generate market research reports in minutes
- Run email campaigns w/ smart segmentation
- Auto-generate personal newsletters
- Summarize Twitter trends for clients
n8n doesn’t just automate tasks, it automates thinking.
Integrations:
• Google Sheets
• Gmail
• Notion
• OpenAI, Gemini, Claude
• Tavily Search
• Webhooks
• HTTP/REST APIs
• Custom code blocks if needed
You can connect everything.
AI Templates in n8n:
- Research agents
- Email writing bots
- Summarizers
- Data pipelines
- LLM + Web search stacks
- Personal knowledge management
You don’t start from scratch, just remix what’s already working.
Agentic Workflows?
Yes. n8n enables autonomous behavior.
You can loop tasks, build conditionals, insert reasoning logic, and even have an AI decide what to do next.
It’s not just triggers → actions.
It’s intelligent decision-making automation.
Testing is simple:
Each node has a “Test Step” button
→ Run it before chaining
→ Debug fast
→ See what went wrong immediately
Zero black-box mystery. It’s one of the most transparent tools I've used.
Zapier vs Make vs n8n
Zapier = most integrations, easy to use, least flexible
Make = strong visual builder, some limits
n8n = best for AI + full control + dev freedom
Also: you can host it yourself (nobody else offers that).
n8n is how you go from idea → automation → AI product… in hours.
It’s open-source. Visual. Powerful. And ready for the next wave of AI agents.
Stop listening to people who say GPT-5 gives you the same boring outputs as every other AI.
I've been using it for 3 weeks and it has automated 90% of my work.
Here are 5 ways I use it daily to automate my boring tasks:
1. Research + summarization
I don’t waste hours skimming reports anymore. gpt-5 turns 50 pages into a 2-minute actionable summary.
Helps me move fast without missing key details.
Prompt I use:
"you are my research assistant. read the following document or url and give me: 1. a 10-sentence executive summary 2. 5 key insights i should act on 3. the top 3 risks or blindspots most people might miss 4. rewrite the insights in simple, no-jargon language i can share with my team "
here you've to add the document link or the document itself (i prefer the file)
2. Content Ideation
Instead of staring at a blank page, I use GPT-5 to generate structured ideas for posts, newsletters, and scripts. What used to take me 2 hours is now a 15-minute draft.
Prompt I use:
"You are a professional ghostwriter. Generate 15 high-signal content ideas on [topic].
For each idea:
- Give me a hook line (<= 15 words, curiosity-driven)
- Outline the structure in 3 parts (hook, point, action)
- Include an example or analogy that will resonate with [audience type]
Make them practical, non-generic, and designed to spark discussion."
I asked 3 models to code a timer app from scratch:
🇺🇸 ChatGPT
🇨🇳 Qwen
🇨🇳 Kimi
Here's the result (prompt + demos 👇)
Prompt I used:
"Create a simple timer app using only HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It should have Start, Pause, and Reset buttons and display the elapsed time in mm:ss format."
1. ChatGPT
✅ Fully functional
✅ Clean, modern design
✅ Smooth UX