Hi, everyone. Today, after a long time, I got started on a new project and wanted to create a new project in Supabase with Postgres. I set up the entire workflow in n8n and wanted to start creating new Credentials, but I got confused. Now Supabase has a new UI or configuration for connecting with n8n. Essentially, I can no longer find all the necessary parameters to connect the Supabase Vectorstore/Postgres Chat memory with n8n workflow. Maybe someone has already done this and knows what needs to be entered and where? Or could someone create a short tutorial? Thanks in advance.

In this video, I walk through step-by-step how to build out an AI Agent workflow that identifies if emails are customer support related, and if they are, the agent will draft a response for you in the email thread so all you have to do is review it and send it off. The agent accesses your policies and FAQs, so you know you can trust its response. As always, I built this one in n8n using no code! This is a good foundation to expand off of this workflow to integrate more AI Agents to even further automate your inbox and emails.

Has anyone else been noticing that when getting events from Google Calendar APIs, the returned event date time do not alway show correctly? Below is an example output returned from the node where the timestamp is way off from actuals. Even if I apply any timezone offset, it's still wrong. This happens quite often if one is hitting the API consistently. "nextOccurrence": { "start": { "dateTime": "2024-12-14T09:34:15+00:00", "timeZone": }, "end": { "dateTime": "2024-12-14T10:34:15+00:00", "timeZone": } }

APIs don’t have to be complicated! In this video, I break down what APIs are in simple, beginner-friendly terms and show you how they work with real-world examples. Then, I’ll take you step-by-step through using APIs in n8n to create powerful automations. Whether you’re new to APIs or looking to level up your automation game, this video will give you the clarity and confidence to get started. Let’s simplify APIs together!

For over a week I have been trying to figure out how to get the N8N API node to work. With the help of @James Walls, I got it figured out. I am self hosting with the starter kit. I went through all the documentation and tried everything it said and none of it worked. I ended up reaching out on here and found the answer. once you get your API Key, change the base URL to http://127.0.0.1:5678/api/v1. Which is similar to what the documentation said to do and what I found online. the problem was what i found online also said to remove the 5678. leave it as localhost. and a bunch of other ways. the documentation says you won't be able to get it working unless your not using the free plan. So to make it simple for those trying to figure this out also, I decided to make a post about it.Granted @Nate Herk mentioned i should lol. so here is a step by step on how to do it. 1. Goto settings/n8n API. 2. generate an API key. 3. Then open the n8n node click create credentials. 4. paste in your API Key. 5. change the base URL to HTTP://127.0.0.1:5678/api/v1 That should be it. If this helps anyone else I'll be happy