Who is this template for? This workflow template is designed for people seeking alerts when certain specific changes are made to any web page. Leveraging agentic AI, it analyzes the page every day and autonomously decides whether to send you an e-mail notification. Example use cases Track price changes on [competitor's website]. Notify me when the price drops below €50. Monitor new blog posts on [industry leader's website] and summarize key insights. Check [competitor's job page] for new job postings related to software development. Watch for new product launches on [e-commerce site] and send me a summary. Detect any changes in the terms and conditions of [specific website]. Track customer reviews for [specific product] on [review site] and extract key themes. How it works When clicking 'test workflow' in the editor, a new browser tab will open where you can fill in the details of your espionage assignment Make sure you be as concise as possible when instructing AI. Instruct specific and to the point (see examples at the bottom). After submission, the flow will start off by extracting both the relevant website url and an optimized prompt.
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AI: Summarize podcast episode and enhance using Wikipedia
The workflow automates the process of creating a summarized and enriched podcast digest, which is then sent via email. Note that to use this template, you need to be on n8n version 1.19.4 or later.
Answer Slack knowledge base questions with Notion, Pinecone, and OpenAI
Quick overview This workflow syncs an internal Notion knowledge base to Pinecone on a daily schedule, then runs a Slack bot that answers questions in a specific channel using Pinecone retrieval and an OpenAI chat model, replying in a thread with citations back to the source Notion pages. How it works Runs on a daily schedule to sync your Notion knowledge base into a Pinecone vector index. Fetches all pages from a specified Notion database and then pulls each page’s full block content (including nested blocks). Combines each page’s blocks into a single document and attaches metadata such as the Notion title, URL, and last edited time. Splits each document into overlapping text chunks, generates OpenAI embeddings, and inserts them into Pinecone while clearing and rebuilding the target namespace. Triggers when a new message is posted in the configured Slack channel and ignores bot/system messages to prevent reply loops. Uses an OpenAI-powered agent that always queries Pinecone for relevant chunks (including source metadata) and generates an answer in the user’s language. Posts the response back to Slack as a threaded reply, including cited Notion sources. Setup Create a Notion interna
CWReport workflow errors to Asana tasks with Google Chat and Grok 4.5 analysis
Quick overview When a monitored workflow fails, this reads its Description field to find the owning client and assignee, looks them up in Asana, analyses the error with Grok 4.5, and creates an assigned task with a severity-based due date. Repeat failures comment on the existing task. How it works Any workflow that names this one as its error workflow triggers it on failure. There is no production trigger by design. The error payload only carries a workflow ID, so an HTTP Request calls the n8n API to read that workflow's own Description field, which holds a small JSON object naming the client and the assignee. Asana projects and users are fetched live and matched by name, so no GID is ever hardcoded. A failed match raises a warning that travels downstream instead of failing silently. Asana is searched for an open task covering the same workflow and node. If one exists, a comment carrying the new execution ID is added rather than a duplicate task. For a new error, Grok 4.5 via OpenRouter returns a root cause, a solution, concrete steps, a severity, and a category, held to a fixed shape by a structured output parser. Severity sets the due date: Critical today, High tomorrow, Medium i