I'm trying to create a Social Monitor to watch a handful of daily news accounts I watch on X and display them in my dashboard. It would save me a ton of time and scrolling (and getting sucked into a doom scroll). But Sonnet 5 says it cannot monitor X account because of needing an API paid account for that. Fair enough. But before I pay for that, I'm just wondering if anybody may have set up something similar, and OR if there's a 3rd party tool like a scraper that does do that, that I could use instead. It's not the paying for it that's the issue, it's wether I'm doing this the right way. Obviously free would be wonderful, as this is just a 'luxury workflow' that would save me time, but if requires paying for a tool, then it is what it is. Thanks in advance for any insights!

Hey all! New video alert! 🚀 Been pumping out videos quickly... I'll be out this weekend so will be roughly a week until my next upload. Was going to schedule upload them but I was too excited. In this video, I’ll show you exactly how to do it using n8n! 🔍 From setting up the workflow to automating the entire process, I’ll guide you step-by-step to feed in custom searches, scrape the data, and optimize it. 📊 Finally, we’ll send everything straight to Google Sheets for easy access! Enjoy the video, let me know your guys' thoughts! Here are the code snippets: Code Node #1: const data = $input.first().json.data const regex = /https?:\/\/[^\/]+/g urls = data.match(regex) return urls.map(url => ({json: {url: url}})) Code Node #2 const data = $json.data const emailRegex = /[a-zA-Z0-9._%+-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+\.(?!png|jpg|gif|jpeg)[a-zA-Z]{2,}/g emails = data.match(emailRegex) console.log(emails) return {json: {emails: emails}}

Claude Code can read files, write code, browse the web, and process documents. It cannot watch a video. I kept running into this. I would find a video I wanted to study, copy the URL, paste it in, and hit a wall. Claude had no way to see what was actually in it. So I built a skill that fixes this entirely. /video-analyze takes any video URL, downloads it, extracts frames at the correct timestamps, pulls the transcript, and passes everything to Claude for analysis. It works with TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Reddit, X, etc. But the part that changed how I work is what Claude does after. It does not just describe the video. It reverse-engineers it. You get: - The hook broken down (spoken line, visual, category, plus a fill-in-the-blank template to swipe with your own wordings) - A timestamped table of every beat in the video, from open to CTA - The exact engagement mechanic the creator used and when they placed it - A replication playbook with 3-5 specific things you can copy into your own content Here is the GitHub repo. Just download the entire folder and run it in Claude Code (VS Code/Desktop) to install it globally. https://github.com/Mharis-code/videoanalyzer One command. The installer handles everything. If you study content for your own strategy, this saves hours every week. (DON'T FORGET TO STAR THE GITHUB REPO IF YOU FIND VALUE IN THIS SKILL) Drop a comment below and tell me what you analyzed. Curious what you find. PS: I know, thumbnail inspired by the great Nate Herk.

Is it possible to use a voice AI system with multiple distinct voices? For example, I have four customer service representatives, each with a unique rep ID. I would like the voice AI to rotate between these reps based on their assigned ID. I've already created and trained the first voice agent to handle tasks like transferring calls and checking whether a person answers or if the call goes to voicemail. Now, I want to expand this by assigning a different voice AI to each rep ID. My goal is to pass the rep ID to the system, have it retrieve the corresponding voice, and use that voice during the interaction. Is this kind of setup supported?

Hello, it's been a long time since I've been trying to recreate JARVIS from Iron Man in n8n, but I can't find any way to implement JARVIS's voice in n8n. Could anyone help me to do so please?