I’m building a workflow in n8n where I have a Schedule Trigger, a Form, and rest of the nodes. My goal: - The Form should be filled only one time manually. - After that, the workflow should keep running automatically every 1 or 2 minutes using the data from that form, without asking me to fill it again. How can I set this up so the form runs once for initial setup but doesn’t block future scheduled runs? Is it feasible

I have been tryin to details in google sheet such as email but it keeps outputting as a nested json , I have tried instructing the AI agent with strict compliance rules such as ,⚠️ IMPORTANT: Schema compliance Always return ONLY a valid JSON object with exactly these keys (flat, no nested arrays, no “response” wrappers): also tried looking up to see if my google sheet header and the node corresponds the AI agent keeps outputting nested json even when i use an output parser anyone who has a direct fix for this please help .. if you are one of those who will say you have done something similar , do i want you to help a lil further please just paste the fix here thank you

Whenever i don't see a job posting details about what do they want me to do I never apply, I feel that's either a job that's so big that they don't wanna tell you upfront or that neither the client knows what he's looking for. Is it all in my head and am I limiting myself?

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?

Hey everyone! I'm relatively new to this ai automation game, i've been learning n8n and the business-related side of selling what i do on n8n. Since I've wanted to start applying to jobs on Upwork (https://www.upwork.com/freelancers/~01032179d8ede202bb?mp_source=share profile roasting is appreciated 😄), I feel I've hit a roadblock: each job I find i feel i'm not competent enough to apply, and if I actually do, I find jobs where who posted never hires anyone. I always pitch in the first 30 minutes of the post being online, and i always include a loom video and a google doc (template, then ai filled) where i go through what I would do. I obviously always bid the highest, even though the damn connects are so expensive! To everyone that's been through this situation, what helped you move forward? How did you learn to identify the good job posts? Did you find a specific strategy or pitch that worked better? Any suggestion is highly appreciated! ♥️