2026-05-26
Most people use n8n to move data from one place to another — a webhook arrives, create a task, a form is filled out, send it to the CRM. It’s useful, no doubt, but it’s a bit like using a good knife only to …
Read more2026-05-15
The client came with an idea: they have access to the level.travel API, hundreds of Telegram channels for travel agents, and a desire to automatically publish attractive tours on a schedule. Sounds like a typical …
Read more2026-05-14
LLMs reason very well. Their memory is poor.
Ask an AI assistant about something you mentioned earlier in a long dialogue — and it might get confused, mix up details, or just start to drift, inventing facts. The longer …
Read more2026-05-13
Among parser developers a strange approach is spreading: send every downloaded page to an LLM asking it to find the needed data. Sounds convenient — you don’t have to understand the markup, the model will figure it …
Read more2026-04-29
Automatic call minutes: from recording to a structured document Distributed teams spend a lot of time on calls. They discuss tasks, make decisions, assign actions — and all of it dissipates into the air as soon as the …
Read more2026-04-01
For popular products on Wildberries, the number of reviews easily runs into the thousands. Reading them manually is slow, tedious, and inefficient.
Real reasons for returns, systemic product issues, recurring complaints, …
Read more2025-11-18
If you use n8n for automations involving large language models (LLM), you probably know not only about their huge capabilities but also about the risks. LLMs remain a “black box”: they can accidentally …
Read more2025-11-07
In today’s world of AI models it’s easy to get lost. You have ChatGPT for some tasks, Claude for others, you want to experiment locally with Llama 3, and for coding — use a specialized model. The result is a …
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