The workflow runs, but the outcome cannot be trusted
Webhook payloads vary, API credentials expire, fields move, retries duplicate work, or an AI step returns output the next node cannot parse.
n8n · APIs · webhooks
English-first, bilingual-ready
Diagnose · Repair · Build
When an API call fails, a webhook drops data, or a workflow needs a clean first build, I turn the problem into a bounded automation task with clear evidence and handoff notes.
Direct Diagnostic Entry
$15
Diagnostic entry offer
Targeted root-cause diagnosis, node configuration diff, and backoff/idempotency fix delivered directly.
Direct Instant CheckoutInstant Download: $29
Claude Weekly Dev Summary for n8n — 8-node verified workflow JSON ready to import.
1-Click Gumroad Checkout ($29) →The offer starts with the smallest useful scope. First identify the failure or desired path, then repair what is proven broken or build only the agreed workflow.
Webhook payloads vary, API credentials expire, fields move, retries duplicate work, or an AI step returns output the next node cannot parse.
We agree on the trigger, source, transformation, destination, and failure behavior. The deliverable stays tied to that path rather than expanding silently.
Start with Diagnose when the root cause is unclear. Repair or Build follows only when the inputs, access, and acceptance check are defined.
Review one workflow path, inspect the relevant run data, identify the likely root cause, and return a concise repair plan with the evidence observed.
Correct one agreed API, webhook, mapping, validation, or delivery issue, then run the acceptance case and document the changed settings.
Build one bounded trigger-to-destination automation with a settings node, practical failure behavior, test evidence, and handoff notes.
Everything below is portfolio/owned work, not client work. It demonstrates implementation range without claiming paid engagements or customer outcomes.
An owned, importable eight-node flow: GitHub activity → Claude-assisted weekly summary → Slack/Discord delivery. Evidence includes the local JSON, README, and execution image.
Owned live API and published MCP work demonstrates structured endpoints, tool integration, validation, and operational handoff.
Owned self-hosted n8n infrastructure demonstrates HTTPS routing, service isolation, health checks, backups, and reversible release work.
16 public F&B concept previews are owned portfolio demonstrations. The named businesses did not commission them, and they are not client projects.
No client result, sale, review, accepted bounty, earnings, production customer outcome, or guaranteed result is claimed. These are demonstrations of capability, and confirmed external revenue remains $0.
The work is designed to make scope and evidence visible before handoff, with credentials kept in the buyer’s own n8n credential store.
Confirm the trigger, source, expected output, destination, and a concrete acceptance example.
Trace the failing edge or implement the agreed path without expanding the scope.
Run the defined case, capture useful evidence, and make failures understandable.
Deliver the workflow or repair notes, settings guidance, and what to monitor next.
A reliable handoff depends on clear access, test data, and ownership. Unknown systems are diagnosed before a repair or build is promised.
Do not paste API keys or passwords into marketplace messages. Add them directly to n8n credentials or use the platform’s approved access method.
The acceptance check covers the agreed test case and environment. External services, changing APIs, and data quality remain outside direct control.
Enough detail to decide whether a diagnostic, repair, or focused build is the right next step.
No. A workflow can be delivered for import into n8n Cloud, or a separately scoped build can include self-hosted n8n on a VPS you provide.
You use your own accounts, so usage stays under your control. Credentials belong in n8n’s credential store, not in chat messages or workflow exports.
Yes. The agreed workflow can produce Arabic, English, or bilingual output when the model and source data support the requested format.
Describe the trigger, source, expected result, destination, current failure, and whether your n8n is Cloud or self-hosted. Share sample data only when you are allowed to use it.
A usable webhook, email notification, RSS feed, or export may provide another route. If there is no stable integration surface, the diagnostic will say so rather than proposing a fragile build.