I was experimenting with a build for a dentist office that acts as a receptionist. I couldn't figure out how to get the ElevenLabs agent to pull the 'get_availability' tool linked in n8n with a webhook. I spend 4 days trying to figure this out. Getting errors, getting it to work with sample data but not real data, then the eleven labs caller would error out trying to pull the tools. If I posted the build and the prompts could someone help me figure this out?

Hey everyone was wondering the benefits of being in AIS+. I understand community and tech help, but we sort of have that here. There a lot of great software benefits I saw as well. I have a lot of information coming at me in the AI and automation space and just trying to cut out the noise and focus on 1 thing. I've tried lots of different things in the past few months and just want to make sure I don't sign up for another thing then forget about it or can't find time to get the value that I'm sure it is worth. I don't have any coding experience and the builds I see that are super great and I think I can sale I find a list of codes or like 1 process I can't follow and it's just time wasted.

I could use a hand jumpstarting a project for a friend's port-o-john rental business. He wants to automate outreach to outdoor events (festivals, construction sites, weddings, etc.) in his area. The goal: scrape contact info for organizers and business owners doing construction projects, send 3 automated emails, then pass the lead to a sales rep if we can determine if it's a warm lead. I’ve tried Apify, Firecrawl, gov permit sites, festival websites, and even built rough n8n/Make workflows, but I’m stuck on the scraping part and can’t find the right starting point. I've posted what I've got so far. I even mapped out on some paper what the build needed to look like just like Nate teaches. Once I’m rolling, I can finish it thanks to what I’ve learned from Nate and others here. Any tips or help on how to get started would be amazing. Side note: first free project that I've been stuck on for a couple months. He's a good friend from childhood, so he's given me the benefit of the doubt being new at this.

In n8n, I use an AI agent node. Assume that this agent node is the main agent, and there are several sub-agents under it to complete different tasks. Then I want to ask, if there is a task that requires different agents to collaborate and execute in a certain order, do I need to write the order of all sub-agents that need to execute the task in the main agent, or do I not need to write it in the main agent, as long as the task enters the main agent, it will automatically determine how to call the sub-agents and in what order to call them?

Normally AIS+ costs $89 per month. But today, for the first time… You can get 7 days of access for FREE. Click here to grab your membership Why am I doing this? First, we just crossed 100,000 members in the free group. I wanted to do something special to celebrate. We’ve been on an incredible run this year. We are the largest tech community on Skool, my YouTube channel is exploding, we won the Skool games for the 2nd time and I finally got to meet Hormozi. This is just a small way of giving back. If you’ve always wanted to join but the price has been an obstacle, now is your chance. I’m so grateful for you guys. This is the least I can do. And yes, I hope you stay. If you build a great product, you want as many people as possible to experience it. The same goes for communities. What we have inside AIS+ is special, and I want to give you a taste of it. I think you’ll love it and stay forever. But if you don’t? That’s cool too. You can unsubscribe and never pay me a penny. I’ll keep creating awesome stuff either way. Click here to take advantage of the free trial I’ll see you inside. PS: Just so you know, this is a one-time thing. No plans of doing it again anytime soon. And the free trial registration closes on Wednesday at midnight CST. Cheers, Nate