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Overview
ai_agents_az collects n8n workflow templates created for episodes of the AI Agents A-Z video series. The examples show how to assemble automations for tasks including research, lead generation, and generating or scheduling media content.
It is intended for people learning or building with n8n who want concrete workflows to inspect and adapt, rather than a standalone agent framework or packaged application. Templates may connect to external services and models, so they are best treated as starting points that need configuration for each environment.
Key Features
- Organizes templates by episode in separate
episode_*directories. - Covers research workflows, including Google-based deep research and blog writing.
- Demonstrates lead generation using X-Ray search and LinkedIn.
- Includes workflows for social media content creation, approval, and scheduling.
- Explores AI image and video generation using a range of models and services.
- Links to related tools and servers for short-video and narrated-story creation.
Use Cases
- n8n learners can inspect episode workflows to understand how multi-step automations are assembled.
- Creators can adapt examples for producing videos, stories, images, or social media posts.
- Teams can use the human-approval example as a reference when adding review steps to content workflows.
- Developers can explore patterns for connecting n8n to research, lead-generation, or media-generation services.
Getting Started
Browse the repository and open an episode directory to inspect its workflow templates. Follow the README and the relevant episode materials for setup details.
Considerations
- This is a collection of templates, not a single installable application; the repository does not specify one general setup command.
- Workflow requirements vary by episode. Some examples depend on external services, models, or credentials, as indicated by their episode descriptions.
- The repository does not provide a license value in the supplied project information, so reuse terms should be checked before adoption.
- The README lists selected episodes rather than every episode number in sequence; check the repository for the available directories and their contents.
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