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Build AI Agents with n8n

2h 51m 16s
English
Paid

Course description

The future of work lies in automation, and n8n allows for the creation of powerful AI agents without programming. In this course, you will learn to build intelligent agents that can plan, act, and communicate results using a user-friendly visual process designer. We will start with the basics: what agents are, how they make decisions, and what their architecture consists of. Then we will move on to practical applications: connecting large language models, setting up n8n triggers and nodes, as well as integrating with real services such as Google Calendar, Gmail, Notion, Reddit, Telegram, and others. You will add context to the agents—from weather (OpenWeatherMap) and online search (SerpAPI) to flexible task planning. In conclusion, we will deploy and launch the automation so that it operates reliably on a schedule or when events occur. By the end of the course, you will have practical skills in creating AI agents and automations that are in demand in the modern work environment.

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#1: Introduction

All Course Lessons (25)

#Lesson TitleDurationAccess
1
Introduction Demo
01:44
2
n8n Demo
07:12
3
AI Agents & AI Revolution
05:56
4
AI Agents Core Components
06:12
5
Building AI Agents Using n8n
07:08
6
Running n8n
05:01
7
Installing n8n in the n8n Cloud
04:49
8
n8n Fundamentals
09:43
9
Building Your First Automation Using n8n
15:03
10
Using n8n Templates
10:56
11
Inside the Workflow
07:04
12
Generating New Nodes
08:12
13
Integrating Notion into the n8n Worflow
09:15
14
Project Overview
04:22
15
Generating Mock Data for Google Calendar
04:32
16
Adding the Trigger Node
02:40
17
Adding the AI Agent Node
07:53
18
Changing the Brain (LLM)
05:59
19
Integrating Google Calendar
06:40
20
Giving the AI Agent Access to Date and Time in n8n
04:14
21
Adding the OpenWeatherMap Node
05:04
22
Enabling Web Search with SerpAPI
06:16
23
Adding the Gmail Node to Send the Report
07:50
24
Adding a Telegram Send Node
08:41
25
Automating the n8n Workflow
08:50

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