Just built an end-to-end automation workflow that's completely revolutionizing how to approach Job hunting. Here's what it does: The Flow: ✅ Scrapes job listings from multiple sources. ✅ Automatically researches each company. ✅ Extracts key contact information. ✅ Generates personalized outreach messages for Email and LinkedIn. ✅ Stores everything in organized databases. Key Components: 1. Smart Scraping: Pulls job details and company info automatically. 2. Research Agent: Uses AI to gather company insights and contact details. 3. Intelligent Delays: Respectful rate limiting to avoid overwhelming servers. 4. Structured Output: Clean, organized data for easy follow-up. The Result? What used to take hours of manual research now happens automatically while i focus on crafting quality applications and preparing for interviews. Tech Stack: ● Automation platform: n8n ● Research API: Perplexity ● Outreach API: Apify ● LLM: Openai ● Database: Airtable # This workflow is completely customizable and can be adapted for different industries and job types. #Dm for Custom Workflows!

About us : We’re a marketing agency serving gyms. We build lean automations to cut costs, boost show-ups, and scale outreach. Role (outcome-focused) - 30 days: ship 3 working n8n workflows (WhatsApp support triage, lead router, report sync) with <24h fix SLA. - 60 days: cut manual support touches by 30% and outreach admin time by 50% via automation. - 90 days: standardize docs/monitoring/recovery; keep <1% failure rate on active flows and help us scale and automate our operations. What you’ll do - Build n8n workflows (webhooks, REST APIs, auth) integrated with GoHighLevel and other softwares. - Automate: WhatsApp support, lead nurture/outreach, CRM/admin sync, reporting. - Troubleshoot, document, and improve reliability. Must-have - Hands-on n8n (nodes, triggers, error handling). - GoHighLevel basics (pipelines, webhooks, API). - REST APIs (GET/POST, headers, auth), webhooks. - English; French is a big plus. Nice-to-have - Basic JS in function nodes, regex, retry/queue patterns, Git. - WhatsApp Business API/Twilio/Meta Cloud experience. KPIs - Time-to-ship (days/workflow) - Failure rate (<1% last 7 days) - Manual hours saved/week - SLA: <24h on bugs Engagement & pay - Starts project-based with clear scopes and acceptance tests. Strong performers move to weekly hours and long-term. - Submit your hourly rate; we pay for shipped outcomes and speed. How to apply (read carefully) 1. Complete this short application with proof (2–3 projects: exports + Loom): https://airtable.com/apperDZ5KfqYOYVpp/shrdM0rUsAkAC2e2F 2. Confirm availability and hourly rate inside the form. 3. Be ready for a 20‑min group screen and a 2‑hour paid test build this week. Looking forward to meeting you - Gabriel

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Hey everyone, As many of us continue to build applications and automate workflows, a key challenge is figuring out how to structure our projects effectively. I'm curious about how you all approach this in Claude Code and/or N8N, since both platforms involve similar concepts of organizing tasks. I'd love to hear about your strategies and best practices for creating and structuring workflows, agents, and sub-agents. Could you share your insights on topics like: - When do you decide to create a new workflow, agent, or sub-agent? What's your process for determining what needs its own specialized function versus what can be handled within an existing one? - How do you differentiate between global and project-specific assets? Are there specific use cases where you find one more effective than the other? - What are some examples of workflows or agents you've built and the problems they solve? Sharing a few concrete examples would be incredibly helpful in understanding your approach. Your insights would be a huge help to me and the entire community as we work to build more efficient, scalable, and well-organized automations.