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Create Research-Backed Articles with AI Planning, Linkup Search & GPT-5

by Guillaume Duvernayadapted from n8n official workflow galleryUpdated Aug 2026
RequiresBBasic LLM ChainHTTP RequestHTTP RequestOpenAI Chat ModelOpenAI Chat ModelStructured Output ParserStructured Output Parser
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FoNew article formSePrepare form valuesPrepare form va…OPStructured Output ParserStructured Outp…GPT 5 miniSOSplit Out QuestionsSplit Out Quest…SILoop Over QuestionsLoop Over Quest…GPT 5 chatSeArticle resultAgAggregate research contentAggregate resea…HRQuery Linkup for insightsQuery Linkup fo…SeFormat question and insightsFormat question…CLGenerate research questionsGenerate resear…CLGenerate the AI outputGenerate the AI…12345678910111213
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Go beyond basic AI-generated text and create articles that are well-researched, comprehensive, and credible. This template automates an advanced content creation process that mimics a professional writing team: it plans, researches, and then writes. Instead of just giving an AI a topic, this workflow first uses an AI "planner" to break the topic down into logical sub-questions. Then, it deploys an AI "researcher" powered by Linkup to search the web for relevant insights and sources for each question. Finally, this complete, sourced research brief is handed to a powerful AI "writer" to compose a high-quality article, complete with hyperlinks back to the original sources. Who is this for? Content marketers & SEO specialists:** Scale the production of well-researched, link-rich articles that are built for authority and performance. Bloggers & thought leaders:** Quickly generate high-quality first drafts on any topic, complete with a list of sources for easy fact-checking and validation. Marketing agencies:** Dramatically improve your content turnaround time by automating the entire research and first-draft process for clients. What problem does this solve?

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BBasic LLM ChainWHTTP RequestopenaichatmodelOpenAI Chat ModelstructuredoutputparserStructured Output Parser
CategoryAI Automation
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Complexitycomplex
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AddedSep 7, 2025

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