Did we all see Open AI's new release? Agent builder like n8n. Visual builder for agents. Thoughts? This is going to be huge. I wonder how much market share it will take from n8n/make.com

I have been grinding some automation builds this week and getting assistance from AI when I needed of course. But I kept getting annoyed when the scripts it provided me for a code nodes for example was referencing the nodes I had in my workflow as it only had as much context as I gave it about the workflow I was working on and explaining everything everytime was getting annoying. With the help of AI I just coded this extension which connects to my n8n workflows via API and Gemini & gpt by API key also. So now I can ask questions about the workflow I am open on and it automatically gets the latest workflow information so it can provide assistance while knowing what my workflow does and the nodes/naming schemes I have. I wouldn't have been able to do this even probably 12 months ago. AI is getting so powerful.

This vanilla HTML,CSS & JS site I have locally on my computer is just to keep track of some of my goals. I am not boasting, it took me two minutes and anyone could do it. The point is I am setting these today and want to complete all my goals I have set by the end of the year. One of them is 1000 Members on Skool. Currently we have 9 as of 05/10/2025. I want to build a group of engaged AI Builders where we can grow with each other. Lets do this. Any goals you guys want to set with me? Put it down below.

I've been going hard on UpWork this week trying to get automation projects completed. I found myself reusing the same sort of structure for how I was writing proposals for up work listings and how I was generating ideas for the MVP's to propose to clients. So I then had a very simple idea of just creating a prompt library of the prompts that I was scraping together each time and using as a basis for asking AI to generate me something to send to the clients. So in one prompt, I generated this AI prompt library tool that I can save and edit and categorise prompts to use later. This is just a very basic example of how we can use AI to actually benefit us and make us more efficient and what we are looking to do and this took one minute of work that may save me hours over the long run and keeps prompts that are useful for future use.

The task: for a private chef service, generate a clean-looking PDF with each new form submission and push it back into an n8n workflow. There weren’t any built-in HTML to PDF options (outside paid tools or self-hosting n8n and using an opensource app installed), So with power of AI I coded my own small API that takes HTML, renders a PDF, and returns it to n8n. Deployed it on Vercel so the client can use it for free. The annoying bit: CSS wouldn’t load in the PDF for more than 3 hours plus. No clear reason, but I worked around it and now have a working solution. I used Claude Code to create the API. Hosted on Vercel for free Google Drive to upload the PDF to n8n for the automation