Overview This n8n template monitors specified GitHub repositories. When a new release is published, it automatically fetches the information, uses AI (Google Gemini by default) to summarize and translate it into Chinese, and sends a formatted notification to a designated Slack channel. Core Features: Automated Monitoring**: Checks for updates on a predefined schedule. Intelligent Processing**: Uses AI to extract key information and translate. Error Handling**: Sends an error notification if fetching RSS for a single repository fails, without affecting others. Duplicate Prevention**: Remembers the last processed release ID using Redis to ensure only new content is pushed. Prerequisites Slack**: Configure your Slack app credentials in n8n. Redis**: Have an available Redis service and configure its credentials in n8n. AI Provider (Gemini)**: Configure credentials for Google Gemini (or your chosen AI model) in n8n. Configuration Instructions After importing the template, you need to modify the following key nodes: Cron Trigger: Adjust the Rule setting to change the update check frequency (default is 0 */10 9-23 * * *, checking every 10 minutes between 9 AM and 11 PM daily).
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