I'm trying to setup my AI voice agent with my Twilio phone number and I'm seeing this error. Does anyone know how to fix it? Error message is : "couldn't create Twilio call. Twilio error: Account not allowed to call." I'm trying to do outbound lead qualification and my Twilio is paid and also geo location is enabled. I'm trying to call USA phone numbers.

In this video, I walk you through how I built an outbound voice AI agent that instantly calls new leads after they submit a form, qualifies them, and collects key information before you ever reach out. I break down the full system using n8n for the automation and VAPI for the voice agent, so you can see exactly how the workflow is structured and how the agent actually works. The goal is to help you save time, get better lead context, and increase your conversion rates by showing up to every conversation already informed. If you’re interested in building real AI automations and voice agents that can be used in a business, this is a full step by step breakdown. VAPI SYSTEM PROMPT GOOGLE SHEET TEMPLATE

Is n8n dead? This was a HIGHLY requested topic, and the biggest question I've been getting lately, especially as Claude Code has started surpassing n8n in search interest and YouTube views. In this video I share my honest thoughts on what's happening with n8n, whether you should still learn it as a beginner, and how I'm personally thinking about these two tools.

Most people treat YouTube as a *video-only* platform. That’s the mistake. A single long-form YouTube video can easily become **10+ written posts** if you stop thinking in clips and start thinking in **systems**. The real unlock isn’t AI writing. It’s AI *structuring* your thoughts from transcripts into usable formats. Once that’s done, content distribution becomes predictable instead of overwhelming. I created an AI Automation system that does it for me. The shift is simple: Long video = content asset Transcript = raw material Automation = consistency Check out the workflow in the image Each step is clean, simple, and beginner-friendly, so you can build one yourself.

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.