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OpenAI just released their official GPT-4.1 Prompting Guide. Thanks to Andreas Horn for sharing this on LinkedIn. It outlines how to write more effective prompts and provides examples for a range of advanced use cases. Worth reading through if you're building AI workflows or trying to improve how GPT-4.1 handles instructions. The main sections are: 1. Agentic Workflows – how to guide multi-step reasoning and tool use 2. Long Context – strategies for using GPT-4.1’s extended context window effectively 3. Chain of Thought – encouraging the model to reason step by step 4. Instruction Following – improving how the model interprets and responds to tasks 5. General Prompting Advice – formatting, placement of instructions, and token management You can read the full guide here 👉 https://cookbook.openai.com/examples/gpt4-1_prompting_guide Let me know what you think, curious how others are applying this in real workflows.

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For a deeper discussion on web scraping/crawling, let's chat here. In this video, I walk through how to use n8n and Firecrawl to go beyond basic web scraping. You'll learn how to build an intelligent website extractor that searches multiple pages and extracts relevant information based on your custom prompt.

Hi, I just created my first workflow with n8n, a RAG based chatbot using Pinecone. I was wondering what the best way to get this on the web was? I put mine in a Docker container, along with a proxy and the UI. Then I uploaded the front and back ends separately to Render. Is there a better way to do this? I don't want to use n8n cloud because of the cost. And I'd love to figure a way to upload the workflow so I don't have to use my local machine as the server. Any and all advice is greatly appreciate.