Built 12 document workflows. Realized 80% of logic was identical. Only difference: trigger, schema, destination. Created template library. Deploy new workflows in 20 minutes vs 8 hours. Template library closed 8 clients last month. Couldn't have handled that volume building custom for each. THE TEMPLATE TYPES: Invoice Processing: Email → Extract → Validate → Post to accounting Contract Analysis: Upload → Extract parties/terms → Route for signature Form Submission: Submit → Extract responses → Post to CRM Receipt Processing: Photo → Extract → Categorize → Log expense Application Processing: Upload → Extract → Score → Route to team Five templates cover 90% of document automation needs. THE CUSTOMIZATION POINTS: TRIGGER: Email/folder/webhook/manual SCHEMA: Define fields to extract VALIDATION: Client-specific business rules DESTINATION: Where data goes (API/database/spreadsheet) NOTIFICATIONS: Slack/email/Teams 20 minutes to customize per client vs 8 hours from scratch. THE DEPLOYMENT: Sales call identifies need. Match to template. Day 1: Client sends samples Day 2: Customize template, connect systems Day 3: Test with 10 samples, refine Day 4: Deploy to production, monitor first 50 Day 5: Handoff working system 5-day implementation vs 3-week custom builds. CLIENT EXAMPLE: Healthcare supplier, 120 invoices monthly, 8 vendors. Customization: Connected Gmail, added vendor list, connected QuickBooks API, customized Slack, added healthcare validation. Time: 45 minutes. Deployed same day. THE BUSINESS IMPACT: Before templates: 2-3 clients monthly (limited by build time) After templates: 8 clients monthly (limited by sales, not delivery) Revenue increased 3x. Not working harder, working smarter. THE TEMPLATE STRUCTURE: n8n workflow JSON (import-ready) Configuration guide Sample schemas for common industries Testing checklist Troubleshooting guide New team member can deploy without my involvement. THE PRICING ADVANTAGE: Standard client pays $2,200 setup.

I just completed my Local LLM - MVP, it still needs to 'Learn' but it works. Now to give it context. It is part of my AI-powered pipeline - Automation + Content + Apps

Big shoutout to @Jason Hagen, who just hit Level 8 inside our paid community, AI Automation Society Plus! 🙌 He’s the third member to ever reach this milestone, unlocking FREE lifetime access to AIS+. This is the kind of reward we love giving to members who consistently show up, share insights, and help others grow. Drop a congrats for Jason in the comments below!! Cheers, Nate

Fresh update just dropped! Here's what's new: ⚡ Workflow Improvements - Enter key now submits prompt suggestions instantly — Tab still accepts for editing, but Enter gets you moving faster - Wildcard MCP permissions — Use mcp__server__* to allow or deny ALL tools from a server in one go - Plugin marketplace auto-update toggle — Control automatic updates per marketplace 🧠 Better Context Management - 3x improved memory usage for large conversations — handle bigger codebases without choking - Context window percentage now displayed in status line — always know where you stand 👥 Team Features - plan_mode_required spawn parameter for teammates — require plan approval before implementation starts 🔧 Bug Fixes & Polish - Fixed input clearing when processing queued commands - Fixed prompt suggestions overwriting your typed input - Fixed diff view not updating on terminal resize - Crisper stats screenshots (Ctrl+S) 📝 Note: The # shortcut for quick memory entry has been removed — use CLAUDE.md instead 🔗 Full changelog: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md#2070 Pro tip: If you're on the native installer, this update will arrive automatically. Run claude doctor to confirm auto-updates are enabled. What feature are you most excited about?

I had the pleasure of connecting with Rudolf Van Loggerenberg from New Zealand for a live workflow building session. I met him in one of the communities and we started a business - friendship relationship. After catching up on our respective journeys in the automation space, Rudolf walked me through his latest N8N workflow . A sophisticated PAT Test Report Parser designed for a very specific niche market he's serving. What impressed me the most: The workflow elegantly handles the complete document lifecycle: - Inbound Email & File Capture - PDF Text Extraction - Parsing & Structuring Data - Automated Folder Generation & Client Initialization - Report Generation & Delivery - Smart Error Notification handling My takeaway? This is the power of the n8n community practitioners from opposite ends of the world sharing real world solutions, learning from each other's approaches, and pushing the boundaries of what's possible with no-code automation. Rudolf's work demonstrates how deep vertical expertise combined with N8N's flexibility can transform manual, repetitive processes into streamlined automated systems. Thank you Rudolf for the generous knowledge sharing. These cross continental Sunday sessions are what community is all about. It was also great to discuss some globale issue and solve them as well in the same moment (at least thats what we thought ) What niche workflow challenges are you solving with automation? I'd love to hear in the comments. Activate to view larger image,