I SAID WHAT I SAID. 🔥 n8n is IMMORTAL. You can pry it from my cold, dead, heavily automated hands. 🤖💀 Look—I don't hate the new stuff. Claude Code's nice. Cursor's nice. I use them too. This isn't about that. But I've watched you all—yes YOU, the "Claude Code is all I need now" crowd, the "I just vibe coded this in 4 minutes" founders, the "have you tried _" reply guys—do your little migration dances for 18 months. And where are we? Me? I'm still here. 🫡 My workflows don't sleep. They don't get deprecated. They don't wake me up at 3am crying about a breaking change some PM pushed on a Tuesday. Meanwhile half of you are rebuilding the exact same automation for the fourth time this year because "no but THIS one's different I swear" — and somehow you're proud of it. The Stockholm syndrome is real. 💀 Here's what broke me: I'm honestly just trying to watch YouTube. Minding my business. Having a good time popcorns on the side.🍿 And the algorithm shoves another "n8n is DEAD" video down my throat. I wish I could reach through the screen and choke whoever's behind that recommendation engine. I really do. So I switch to Shorts. Escape. 20 minutes of peace. Brain finally quiet. Then it happens again. Some guy in a ring light. 47 followers. "Why I finally left n8n for—" COME ONNNN MANNNN!!!!! 😤😤😤 I've had ENOUGH. I wish I could find you. I will find whoever wrote that script and I will make you watch my 3,000-node workflow execute in real time until you understand what you've done. Clients don't care what you built it with. They care that it works. "Did you fix my thing?" Yes? Cool. We're done here. ✅ That's the whole conversation. No one asks to see your stack. No one claps for your migration blog post. They just want the problem gone and their money's worth. 💰 n8n doesn't need your respect. It needs your node. And it will outlive us all—probably you, definitely that guy with the ring light. ⚰️ Fight me in the comments. I've got my battle station ready and 47 backup workflows that survived every hype cycle you didn't. 🛡️

If You’re Just Starting Automation, Do THIS First (Not Tools) Most beginners start with tools. That’s already a mistake. Before n8n, Zapier, AI models — you need clarity on what you’re automating. Start here: Businesses don’t buy “automation” They buy less chaos, more money, or more time Your first job: Understand how a business makes money Where leads come from How they follow up Where things break If you can’t explain a business’s workflow on paper, you’re not ready to automate it. Rule:-> No business understanding → no useful automation. ✨Curious about:-> 1. More beginners point's? 2. What's your automation/work rules? 3. What's your niche? 4. Which point is more useful?

grab that ohh ship handle people. 2025 was the last year you didnt have to guess whether, email, post, comment, phone call, text message, like was human or bot/ai generated. in 2026 you will need to question every piece of content for its authenticity, realism and factually correctness.

Start with responsibility, not intelligence The right way to build an agent is to define its responsibility before its intelligence. Ask yourself: What is this agent allowed to decide on its own? Most beginners give agents too much power too early. That’s how systems become unpredictable. A good agent has a narrow role: one decision, one outcome, clear boundaries. Intelligence only works when responsibility is constrained. Otherwise, you’re just outsourcing chaos. :-- which point is more good? :--- more suggestions to improve? :----

n8n had some serious security bugs this month that could let hackers break into certain n8n servers and steal or use the keys stored inside (like API keys and logins). The good news is: these issues have fixes. If you’re using the official n8n Cloud, they handle updates for you, and if you’re running n8n yourself on any cloud server, the main thing is to update n8n to the newest version so you’re on the patched, secure release. If your n8n was old and reachable from the public internet, it’s also a good idea to change any important keys and passwords you stored in it, just in case someone copied them before you updated. You don’t need to know dev ops or databases for this: ask your hosting provider or tech person to “update n8n to the latest secure version and then rotate (change) all the secrets it uses.” I’ll include a link to a full article if you want more detail and screenshots.