@Nate Herk, your videos just keep getting better and better. I would love to know how to create videos like yours with screenshot fly-bys, bangin' graphics and animations, etc.. I feel bad even asking given how much you already share, but I sure would like to produce such high-quality vids!

I’ve been building a growing number of automations in n8n lately and I’m starting to think more seriously about long-term structure and best practices. Most of what I’m doing is real-world workflow automation: lead intake, enrichment, outbound email, voice agent triggers, scheduling, status updates, logging, etc. It’s working well, but I want to make sure I’m building the right way as things scale. I’d love to hear how more experienced n8n users approach things like: - Managing environment variables across environments - Structuring workflows vs. breaking them into sub-workflows - Inter-workflow communication patterns - Handling retries and preventing duplicate processing - Error handling strategies beyond the default error workflow - Custom execution logging (for example, pushing structured logs into a CRM or database) - Versioning and promoting workflows from dev to production - Performance considerations when automations start to grow - Monitoring client applications Basically: What are the lessons you only learn after running n8n in production for a while? If you’ve built larger systems or run client-facing automations, what would you do differently if you were starting over? Appreciate any patterns, pitfalls, or “wish I knew this earlier” advice.

I've been writing an outreach workflow that uses Retell as the outbound call voice agent. When I tried to schedule an appointment, it kept saying there was no availability even though my calendar is open. When I looked at the payload, I saw "2024" as the date. I asked antigravity about it and it said "That's a common LLM issue — Retell's model thinks it's 2024 because of training data cutoff. The fix is to tell the agent what today's date is." Hahahaha!

Hey guys, I'm wondering if there's an easier way to (robustly) perform CRUD funtionality on a Google Sheet. By "robustly" I mean returning proper status codes and error handling. What I built seems like overkill! 😊

Hey y'all, what's the best way to download a workflow without the sensitive information? I used the "download" functionality but I still see keys and urls and things. I want to share more things in this community but it's a hassle to strip all the sensitive data out of my json files.