https://www.theregister.com/2026/04/22/anthropic_removes_claude_code_pro/ They're doing a test on 2% of new sign-ups to Pro. If you're creating a new account, make sure you're getting Claude Code with it. In this case, you do not want to be in the 2%.

My n8n free trial is ending soon and I’m still building a workflow. What’s the best option to keep building without paying? Self-hosted? Community edition? Or something else? Don’t want to stop momentum now. 💪

For those using n8n , is Claude Pro worth it? I'm learning AI automation and want to master n8n. Does Claude feel like a cheat code, or is the free version enough?,or is there a better tool ?

I’m so frustrated right now like utterly frustrated. I’ve checked the status of Claude and the status on the company page is Green all systems operational. I’m experiencing massive user errors like when they drop a new model or when the service is really degraded. This AI is wasting my time. Time is the only thing that we don’t get back as people. I’m so frustrated. Everything it delivered to me looked great and then I went to use it and nothing worked. It was a huge waste of time. Our lives are precious. We don’t get minutes back. It’s not like money that we can make back. I’ve just spent hours on this project and it didn’t work at all. I’m so gutted. I’ve used all of the guardrails and all of the suggestions that Nate had. It wouldn’t even work from the very first screen and then Claude started making excuses about why it wouldn’t work and being evasive. This is supposed to be the most advanced AI on earth? What the actual F

Heads up if you use n8n (or any cloud automation tool, really). Cisco Talos just reported a phishing campaign abusing n8n Cloud webhooks that's up ~700% since January 2025. How it works: an attacker signs up for a free n8n Cloud account, creates a webhook, and gets a URL on the shared *.app.n8n.cloud domain. Email filters trust that parent domain, so the phishing link gets through. The victim clicks, sees a fake CAPTCHA hosted on what looks like a legit n8n URL, and downloads malware, except the browser thinks the file came from a trusted source. A second variant uses an invisible tracking pixel pointing at an n8n webhook, so just opening the email tells the attacker who you are. The attackers aren't hacking n8n. They're borrowing n8n Cloud's reputation by living under its domain. The takeaway: this attack falls apart if your automation runs on your own domain instead of a shared cloud subdomain. Self-hosted orchestrators sidestep the whole thing, there's no free signup for attackers to abuse, no big trusted brand to hide behind. Just your domain. Two quick things worth doing: - Make sure every webhook has authentication enabled (HMAC signature or header token, not "none") - Be skeptical of any email link pointing to *.app.n8n.cloud you weren't expecting, even from people you know Source: https://thehackernews.com/2026/04/n8n-webhooks-abused-since-october-2025.html Personal note: I never liked public wide-open webhooks that services like make.com, n8n and airtable use and this is why.