Hey everyone 👋 Just finished an end-to-end AI architectural rendering pipeline in n8n. Sharing the full workflow + what I learned. What it does: Client fills a form (room type, style, dimensions, mood) → 5 minutes later → 7 photorealistic interior renders land in their inbox. Fully automated, no human in the loop. The flow: Form → Webhook → Claude API (generates 7 unique prompts) → Split to 7 items → WaveSpeed Flux Dev (renders each image) → Poll for completion → Collect all 7 → Build HTML email → Gmail send. Stack: n8n + Claude API + Flux Dev + Gmail + Google Sheets + Lovable (frontend) The numbers: - Cost per project: $0.28 - Sell price: $150–300 - Delivery: under 5 minutes - Margin: 99%+ 5 things that tripped me up: 1. WaveSpeed is async — you POST, get a polling URL, then poll until status = completed. Had to add a 30-second Wait node before the GET request. 2. n8n Code nodes default to "Run Once for All Items" — this silently drops items. Switch to "Run Once for Each Item" or you'll get 1 render instead of 7. 3. Gmail strips all modern CSS. No flexbox, no grid. Build emails with <table> elements and explicit width attributes. 4. Always check the INPUT panel of every node. "URL parameter must be a string, got undefined" means the upstream node isn't passing what you think it is. 5. Claude generates surprisingly good architectural prompts when you pass structured context (room type + style + dimensions + mood + color palette). Way better than writing 7 prompts manually. What's working: ✅ Full automation, 7 renders, branded email, CRM logging, $0.28 cost What's not yet: ❌ No reference image upload (text-only brief), no client portal, no revision loop Workflow attached below feel free to duplicate and modify. If you're an architect or designer and want to test it, DM me your brief and I'll send you 7 free renders. -Mohamed

Hey everyone,I’ve got a quick question regarding AI voice agents and compliance. One of my U.S. based clients wants to build a voice agent for their business. The question is it legally required for the AI to introduce itself as an assistant like (Hi, this is an AI assistant, how can I help you?) or can it just start the conversation naturally for example, “Hi, how can I help you today?” without mentioning it’s AI? Basically, we’re wondering whether it’s legally necessary or just a best practice to disclose that it’s not a human. Would love to hear from others who’ve built or deployed voice agents in the U.S. How do you handle this disclosure part? Thanks in advance! 🙌

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Hey guys, last night, I built my first project which is an AI ASX Stock Tracker. It's a project I've wanted to do since I study finance but I had seen Nate's video on making Technical Analysis agents. Below is the screenshot of the workflow I built on Make. I just wanted to share and say thank you to everyone so far that has helped me. I had posted a query and someone replied within 4 minutes and helped me fix the issue so big shoutout to the community. I know I haven't been very active on the Skool but I'm still learning how to use it more efficiently. There is more to come as this will be more interactive and allow others to actually use this tool! Stay tuned! P.S. Any software developers, engineers and coders out there please send me a message as I would love to create more projects but learn the code process behind it all!

For a deeper course on building AI Agents, let's chat here. In this video, I walk you step-by-step through how to build an AI-powered automation in n8n — without writing a single line of code. You'll learn how to upload a basic product photo and automatically generate: ↳ A professional, studio-quality photo ↳ A high-quality marketing video I’ll show you exactly how I built the workflow, the logic behind each step, and how you can easily customize it for your own products. If you want to learn how I think through building automations like this, from idea to execution, you’ll get a ton of value from this walkthrough.