My current task is to link a dropbox folder to a workflow, invoices and receipts, that need to be processed (ocr) and then manipulated into a form that can generate reports of stores, dates, items, costs. etc etc, the usual. My first thought, was that I could use the OCR from Nates InvoiceAgent video, and then submit all the data to Pinecone Vector Store, so that I could ask an agent about the receipts. I modified the "Nike Sales agent" that used pinecone. But when I run my query i get no results. Does anyone have any ideas, or better suggestions?

Has anybody else experienced difficulty using these nodes? In all of Nates videos it looks so clean and easy, but in practice, I find that sheet changes to start a workflow are not always detected, and when sending output to create new rows if there is more than one result that collisions can happen and row data will get overwritten. I'd really like some help if anybody wants to talk about it with me.

I haven’t shared much about the business side of things or what we do at TrueHorizon, but I’ve been getting a ton of questions about it lately. So I’m thinking of making some content around how I sell these n8n agents and automations, but want to know what you would find most helpful. Please vote below if you’re interested! (I plan to cover lots of stuff, but doing a pulse check on where to start)

In this video, I walk you through how to use parallelization in n8n to significantly speed up your workflows by processing multiple executions at the same time. I’ll show you step-by-step how to set up a subworkflow, send data to it, and run those executions in parallel, making your automations far more efficient. But we don’t stop there. I also break down why subworkflows are useful beyond just speed, like making your workflows more modular, reusable, and easier to maintain over time. Whether you're looking to optimize performance or simply clean up your n8n builds, this video will give you a practical foundation to start using subworkflows the right way. For a deeper discussion on workflow architectures like this, let's chat here

Wikipedia is great, but there are other sites for projects where people host their own "Wiki" Anybody know how to provide one of these as a tool for an agent to make search requests from?