We’re setting expectations early so nothing feels confusing later. Required tools - An email inbox (Gmail or Outlook) - An AI tool (ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini) - A place to store prompts (Notion / Google Doc) About n8n (for now) We will use n8n later in the sprintBut not today. When we do: - We’ll use n8n Cloud - No servers - No Docker - No self-hosting required I’ll walk you through it step-by-step in Week 3. 👇 Comment: “Tools ready ✅” + which AI tool you’re using

Stop scrolling Pinterest and start building! In this beginner-friendly tutorial, you'll learn how to build a fully functional AI Interior Designer application. We use n8n as our powerful automation back end, Google Gemini to handle the creative redesign logic, and Tinyhost to deploy a simple front end. By the end of this video, you’ll have a "blueprint" for transforming any AI workflow into a real-world web application. Whether you want to redesign your own living room or learn how to commercialize AI automations, this step-by-step guide covers everything from Webhook security to binary-to-base64 conversion.

Today we’re not touching automation yet. But everything you define today will become logic inside n8n later. Your task Write answers to: - What makes a reply “good”? - What should the AI never do? - When should the AI say “needs human review”? Examples - “Never confirm pricing” - “Never accept meetings” - “Flag emotional emails” Why this matters In Week 3, these rules turn into: - IF nodes - Switch paths - Human-approval steps in n8n Cloud ⚠️ Important:You do NOT need n8n today.We’ll set it up together later. 👇 Comment 2–3 guardrails you’re adding.

Starting January 20th i'm running a free 30-day AI automation build sprint for anyone who wants to stop consuming AI content and actually ship something real. This is async so no live calls. The goal is simple: by Day 30, you’ll have one working AI automation running in n8n. Each week includes: – a focused build step – templates released as needed – clear “done” checkpoints This is free, but it’s not casual. If you want to finish something instead of bookmarking another tutorial, this is for you. Comment BUILD below if you want to take part in this upcoming sprint