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22 Articles in 26 Days: Session Data, Keywords, and What the Automation Actually Produces

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Four weeks of build in public: 22 n8n tutorials published, 951 sessions, 38 ranked keywords, and 2 top-10 rankings — without a single external backlink. Here are the numbers, without spin.

Claude JSON Fences Break n8n Code Nodes Silently — and How to Fix It

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When Claude generates code for an n8n workflow, it sometimes wraps JSON in markdown code fences. Pasting that output directly into an n8n Code node causes silent failures that are difficult to diagnose. Here is what happens and how to prevent it.

Building With AI Agents as Co-Workers: My Stack, My Costs, and What I Actually Learned

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How I run a 10+ project publishing studio with AI agents as co-workers — the real stack behind it: OpenClaw, n8n, LiteLLM, Coolify, and a €26/month server bill.

How to Build an AI Agent for Your Website: Complete Guide with n8n, Knowledge Base, and Frontend (2025)

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Step-by-step guide to building a production-ready AI agent for your website using n8n, vector database knowledge base, and custom frontend. Includes code examples, architecture patterns, and deployment strategies.