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This n8n workflow enables you to chat with the uncensored Dolphin Mixtral 8x22B large language model through the Novita AI inference. It provides a streamlined process for sending user messages to the model and returning its responses, making it easy to integrate into chatbots, automation, or internal tools. How It Works User messages** are received from chat trigger The edit node prepares and formats the request for Novita AI's chat completion endpoint. The message is sent to Dolphin Mixtral 8x22B (uncensored) via the Novita API. The model's reply is extracted and returned as a clean string, ready for display or further automation. Set Up Steps Create a Novita AI account Sign up at Novita AI to access the API. Get your Novita API key Log into your Novita account and generate your API key. Configure the workflow in n8n Insert your Novita API key in the "Set fields" node, as well as additional endpoint parameters you might want to add to optimize your api (Optional) Customize or extend Add input triggers (chat, webhook, etc.), post-processing nodes, or error handling as needed. Useful links Novita chat completion docs Novita Privacy Policy Notes Dolphin Mixtral 8x22B** is uncensored: The model is very permissive and does not have restrictive safety alignment, so ensure your use case is appropriate and consider adding your own safety checks, as well as reviewing Novita's privacy policy. You can review and adapt the workflow steps inside n8n to fit your requirements, such as saving chat logs, formatting responses, or integrating with other tools.

Community Node Disclaimer: This workflow uses KlickTipp community nodes. Introduction This workflow creates a complete two-way synchronization between KlickTipp and Google Calendar. When a contact in KlickTipp is tagged, an event is automatically created in Google Calendar. If event status changes or if attendees respond, their RSVP status and event status are reflected in KlickTipp — keeping your contact database, campaigns, and event insights always up to date. Perfect for marketers, coaches, or event organizers who want to automatically send event invites and instantly capture participation status without manual updates. How it works Google Calendar → KlickTipp: This template keeps your KlickTipp list in sync with Google Calendar across the full event lifecycle. For each attendee, the workflow optionally filters out internal domains, then writes event details into KlickTipp custom fields. It watches your calendar for: Event Created* → creates/updates each attendee as a KlickTipp contact and adds the *event created/updated tag. Event Cancelled* → tags attendees with *event canceled. Event Updated* → routes attendees by *responseStatus** and tags them: accepted → event confirmed declined → event declined tentative → event considered KlickTipp → Google Calendar: Watches for a tag like “Send an event invitation via Google Calendar”. Creates an event in Google Calendar using mapped KlickTipp fields. Setup Instructions KlickTipp Preparation Prepare custom fields Google Calendar | event summary, data type: "Single line" Google Calendar | event description, data type: "Single line" Google Calendar | event location, data type: "Single line" Google Calendar | event start datetime, data type: "Datetime" Google Calendar | event end datetime, data type: "Datetime" Prepare tags: Google Calendar | event created/updated Google Calendar | event canceled Google Calendar | event declined Google Calendar | event confirmed Google Calendar | event considered Send an event invitation via Google Calendar Prepare outbound: Activation tag: Send an event invitation via Google Calendar Activation URL: webhook URL from trigger Credential Configuration Connect your Google Calendar account using Client ID and Client Secret from the Google Cloud. Authenticate your KlickTipp connection with username/password credentials (API access required). Customization Recommended poll frequency: every 1–5 minutes for near real-time updates. Adjust to your local timezone if necessary. Each trigger works independently, allowing partial deployments if only certain event types are needed. Ensure End > Start in your data. If you prefer a fixed duration, compute End from Start + minutes in a Date & Time node. If you want a Meet link, enable “Add Google Meet video conferencing” in the Calendar node instead of pasting a Calendar URL into Location.

What does this workflow do? This workflow acts as the backend "brain" for a sophisticated AI Voice Interviewer. It receives a user's resume text and a target job description, then uses a Large Language Model (LLM) to conduct a realistic, voice-based interview. The workflow maintains conversation history to ask relevant follow-up questions, creating a dynamic and personalized interview practice experience. This template is designed to work with a simple HTML frontend that handles the voice-to-text and text-to-speech functionality. What services does this workflow use? Google Gemini:** This is the LLM used to generate intelligent interview questions. You can easily swap this out for other models like OpenAI. What credentials do you need to have? You will need one credential: A Google Gemini API Key. You can get one for free from the Google AI Studio. How to use this workflow This workflow is the backend and requires a frontend to interact with. Set up the Frontend: You can find the complete frontend code and setup instructions in this GitHub repository. Configure Credentials: In this n8n workflow, click on the "Google Gemini Chat Model" node and add your own Gemini API credential. Activate the Workflow: Make sure the workflow is saved and active. Connect Frontend to Backend: Click on the "Webhook" node and copy the Production URL. Paste this URL into the voice-interview.html page as instructed in the GitHub repository's README.md file. Start Interviewing: Fill out the form on the web page to begin your voice interview!

Customer Feedback Survey This n8n template lets you collect lightweight customer feedback through a responsive HTML form with a mandatory 1–5 star rating and an optional message. Submissions are stored in an n8n Data Table (including any query-string context like userId or source) and the user is redirected to a branded “Thank you” page. How it works Form page** (/feedback): Renders a styled HTML form (stars + message) with configurable text, colors, and button labels. POST handler** (/feedback): Receives form data, saves rating, message, and serialized query params to a Data Table. Confirmation page**: Returns a clean success screen after a valid submission. No external services**: Runs fully on n8n nodes (Webhook, HTML, Data Table, Set, Respond to Webhook). Use cases Capture quick CSAT/NPS-style ratings after support chats or trials. Embed lightweight feedback on landing pages or in-product prompts. Attribute feedback to campaigns by passing URL parameters (e.g., ?plan=pro&source=email). Setup Import the template and publish the two webhooks (GET /feedback for the form, POST /feedback for submissions). Open Form Configuration and adjust title, copy, button labels and make sure the POST URL is set correctly. (Optional) Edit Theme Configuration to match your brand (colors, radius, shadow, max width). Verify the Data Table mapping or point it to your own table. Visit the form URL, submit test feedback, and confirm rows appear in the Data Table. Requirements Works entirely within n8n — no external credentials needed. Privacy notes Only the fields you submit are stored. If you include URL query parameters, they are saved as JSON for attribution or debugging. Screenshots

This workflow contains community nodes that are only compatible with the self-hosted version of n8n. 📬 Magic Inbox P2P for n8n — ✨ Instantly Teleport Workflows Magic Inbox is the simplest, most powerful way to TELEPORT your workflows, messages, or files between any two n8n instances — instantly, securely, and with no central server. All you need: A Magic Inbox receiver ("Inbox" node, webhook trigger) A Magic Inbox sender ("Send" node, transformer) A trusted peer’s webhook URL — and the magic happens! ✨ Teleport Your Automation 🚀 Click, Send, Teleport: Send a workflow or any file to another n8n, anywhere in the world, with a single node. 🪄 No cloud, no barriers: Pure peer-to-peer transfer. Your workflow arrives instantly and privately on the recipient's machine, ready-to-use and auto-imported if you wish. 🔁 Collaborate with your team: Share, delegate, or migrate automations on demand, without manual copy-paste or API scripting. 🔹 Features 📤 Teleport workflows, files, and secure messages P2P between n8n servers 📬 Receive and auto-import (optional) any incoming workflow — no extra steps! ⚡️ Works across docker, cloud, self-hosted — anywhere n8n runs 🔐 Whitelist option: restrict trusted senders 🔄 Simple vs Advanced: auto-import for speed, raw mode for power users 🛠️ Installation npm: npm install n8n-nodes-magic-inbox Docker volume: cd /var/lib/docker/volumes/n8n_data/_data/nodes/ npm install n8n-nodes-magic-inbox docker restart 🚦 Usage: Teleport in 3 Steps Create a workflow on n8n-A with your favorite nodes Add Magic Inbox Send. Set "Destination Magic Inbox URL" to your teammate’s or other n8n’s Inbox node webhook. Choose content type: Workflow + Message for teleportation. On n8n-B: Add and enable a Magic Inbox node (receiver) in any workflow. When you hit “Send” on n8n-A, your workflow is instantly delivered/teleported! Auto-import enabled? The workflow appears, active, in the recipient’s n8n — like magic 🪄 ⚙️ Main Parameters Destination Magic Inbox URL: Where to teleport your automation (recipient's webhook). Workflow JSON: Paste the full export from n8n’s workflow page (no manual API!). Auto Import: If enabled, new workflows are instantly usable by the recipient. Whitelist: Allow only trusted emails/IDs as senders. 📝 Example — Teleport a Workflow On n8n-A: Export your workflow as JSON (from the workflow menu) Use Magic Inbox Send with destination URL from n8n-B’s Inbox node Attach the exported JSON and an optional message On n8n-B: Magic Inbox node receives, parses, and (optionally) auto-imports the workflow into your library No code, no copy-paste, no cloud — just teleport! 🐞 Bug Report / Contribute Email : ccharleslepoittevin34@gmail.com 📜 License MIT © Charles Magic Dev 🎁 Magic Dev 📋 1. Presentation and Prerequisites - Quick Without Blabla Essential: manual trigger + n8n-nodes-magic-dev 🤖 Magic Mapping → A prompt, instance URL, N8N API key, OpenRouter API to teleport your workflow to your instance. 🎁 Creator Mapping → Instance URL, N8N API key and a random creator workflow teleports to your instance. 🔑 Quest Mapping → Instance URL, N8N API key, secret code found in Creator Mapping to win a premium workflow. 🗃️ Magic Market: PUBLISH — Share your workflow with a public Google Sheets URL. SEARCH — Find workflows to teleport by keyword in our community database. ⚠️ REQUIRED! Your Google Sheet must have a column named WORKFLOW (all caps, no spaces). Do not use any other column name — otherwise mapping and teleportation will fail. Each row must contain a single n8n workflow as a JSON string in that column. Always check the column header before using Magic Market Teleport! ⭐ FEEDBACK: Optional rating system (1-20 stars) + comments available in all modes 🤝 Creators: Want to collaborate? Contact me via Telegram @magicdev_bot! 💝

This n8n workflow automates the process of generating AI images using OpenAI's DALL-E 2 model with built-in human review and quality control. The workflow creates an image based on a predefined prompt, sends it for human review, and if the image is rejected, automatically generates a new version with an improved prompt. This is perfect for content creators, marketers, or anyone who needs high-quality AI-generated images with human oversight to ensure they meet specific standards. Key Features: Automated image generation using DALL-E 2 Human-in-the-loop review process Automatic regeneration if images are rejected Customizable prompts and review criteria Quality assurance workflow Step-by-Step Implementation Guide Prerequisites Before setting up this workflow, you'll need: n8n instance (cloud or self-hosted) OpenAI API account with DALL-E access GotoHuman account for review management Step 1: Set Up OpenAI API Credentials Go to OpenAI's website Create an account or sign in Navigate to "API Keys" in your dashboard Click "Create new secret key" Copy the API key and save it securely In n8n, go to Credentials → Add Credential → OpenAI API Paste your API key and save as "OpenAI account" Step 2: Set Up GotoHuman Credentials Visit GotoHuman and create an account Navigate to your API settings/dashboard Generate an API key In n8n, go to Credentials → Add Credential → GotoHuman API Enter your API credentials and save as "gotoHuman account" Step 3: Configure the Review Template In your GotoHuman dashboard, create a new review template with ID: 3473LaRDbdf03sd6uzYG Set up the template with: Image field: For displaying the generated image Prompt field: For showing the original prompt Review options: Approve/Reject buttons Configure reviewers and notification settings Step 4: Import and Configure the Workflow Copy the provided workflow JSON In n8n, click Import from File or Import from Clipboard Paste the workflow JSON The workflow will automatically create the following nodes: Node Configuration Details: Start Workflow (Manual Trigger) No configuration needed Used to manually start the workflow Set Image Prompt Prompt**: "Make an image of an attractive person standing in new york city" Name**: "woman-nyc" Customize these values for your specific use case Loop Over Items1 (Split in Batches) Processes items in batches No additional configuration needed Initial Image Generation (OpenAI) Resource**: Image Model**: DALL-E 2 Prompt**: Uses the prompt from "Set Image Prompt" Credentials**: Select your "OpenAI account" Initial Review (GotoHuman) Review Template ID**: 3473LaRDbdf03sd6uzYG Fields**: Maps image URL and prompt to review form Credentials**: Select your "gotoHuman account" If Rejected (Conditional Logic) Checks if review response equals "rejected" Routes to regeneration if rejected Second Image Generation (OpenAI) Same configuration as initial generation Uses updated prompt from review feedback Second Review (GotoHuman) Same configuration as initial review Final quality check Step 5: Customize for Your Use Case Update Image Prompts: Modify the "Set Image Prompt" node with your specific requirements Adjust Review Criteria: Update your GotoHuman template with specific quality guidelines Configure Notifications: Set up email or Slack notifications in GotoHuman for reviewers Step 6: Test the Workflow Click Execute Workflow on the manual trigger Monitor the execution flow Check that images are generated and sent for review Verify the conditional logic works when images are rejected Confirm final approved images are properly handled Step 7: Production Deployment Set up proper error handling and logging Configure webhooks if you need external triggers Set up monitoring and alerts for failed executions Document your specific prompt guidelines for reviewers Workflow Flow Summary Start → Manual trigger initiates the workflow Set Prompt → Define the image generation parameters Generate Image → DALL-E 2 creates the initial image Human Review → GotoHuman presents image for approval Quality Check → If rejected, generate new image with improved prompt Final Review → Second human review ensures quality standards Complete → Approved images are ready for use Troubleshooting Tips API Rate Limits**: Ensure your OpenAI account has sufficient credits Review Template Issues**: Verify the template ID matches exactly Image URLs**: Check that image URLs are accessible for review Webhook Failures**: Ensure GotoHuman webhooks are properly configured Contact Information Robert A Ynteractive For support, customization, or questions about this workflow: 📧 Email: rbreen@ynteractive.com 🌐 Website: https://ynteractive.com/ 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robert-breen-29429625/ Need help implementing this workflow or want custom automation solutions? Get in touch for professional n8n consulting and workflow development services.

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