
Explore building ai agents with n8n to automate marketing campaigns, inventory management, and repetitive tasks, while learning why n8n works and how to design effective workflows.
Explore how n8n, an open source no-code automation tool, connects thousands of apps to create AI agents and automations. Use drag-and-drop workflows with self-hosted or cloud hosting to boost productivity.
Explore how n8n automates email workflows, categorizes messages, and builds AI agents for inventory and healthcare, while routing alerts to Slack and integrating apps.
Connect 350 plus apps to automate tasks with a no-code, open-source n8n; run locally or in the cloud, build AI agents and charts for business intelligence without heavy tools.
Defines automation as performing repetitive tasks without human input, using triggers and actions. Shows how llms like gpt-4 categorize emails and auto-reply, routing messages to the right inbox.
Explore how an ai agent perceives its environment, processes information, and acts to achieve goals using machine learning or rule-based logic, with chatbots and Netflix-style recommendations as examples.
Compare AI workflows and AI agents: workflows are deterministic sequences that execute steps, while agents autonomously plan and use tools to act, with models only calling tools.
Learn how a workflow in n8n connects trigger and normal nodes to automate processes, from form submission to appending a row in a sheet, email, and Slack updates.
Discover how a node in n8n performs specific functions like retrieving data or sending messages, and how trigger nodes initiate workflows via webhooks or scheduled events.
Explore static versus dynamic data in n8n workflows, including how dynamic inputs update during execution, how parallel executions and execution logs support debugging, and how webhooks trigger external services.
Demystify automation by treating your workflow as a recipe, with triggers, nodes, actions, and data driving outcomes.
Install n8n locally on Windows via NodeJS or Docker, run the provided command to install and start n8n, then access the local hosted interface to manage workflows, credentials, and executions.
Explore a live n8n demo showing how to create workflows, sign in and manage projects, and integrate apps like Gmail, Google Sheets, and Slack; learn pricing and AI agent concepts.
Explore the n8n interface overview to manage projects, create workflows, and leverage templates with AI agents using OpenAI, Gmail labeling, and routing to payment, inquiry, or invoices.
Master JSON basics for n8n workflows by exploring keys and values, data types, arrays and objects, and how to load, validate, and reference JSON across nodes.
Create a lead generation workflow in n8n that triggers on form submission, collects name, last name, and email, and appends the data to Google Sheets.
Demonstrate a no-code lead generation workflow that triggers from a custom form, sends emails via Gmail with dynamic customer data, and posts updates to a Slack channel.
Build and deploy an AI agent for real-time inventory management that adds new stock, updates items, and fetches exact quantities by wiring a trigger, memory, and tools in a workflow.
Build an AI agent for inventory management that stores the last five charts, fetches stock from a Google Sheet, updates quantities, and publishes a production chat link.
Develop and deploy an AI agent-based inventory management system using a production URL and client-facing interfaces, capable of retrieving, updating, and adding stock items in real time.
Build and deploy an AI agent to automatically sort incoming emails using Gmail triggers, label assignment, and switch logic for business, priority, newspaper, and spam.
Discover how to configure an ai agent with OpenAI in a no-code workflow, including creating credentials, choosing a chat model, and enabling memory and system messages.
Create an n8n workflow that triggers on row changes in a Google Sheet, uses OpenAI to analyze an image URL, and updates the sheet's analysis column with the result.
Build a basic LM chain to classify texts as gratitude, a request, or a complaint, read from Google Sheets, and update rows with the label using OpenAI.
Use the information structure node to extract fields such as name and date from email text. Test with Gmail messages, choose an OpenAI model, and populate a Google sheet.
Build an advanced ai agent that answers questions from retrieved documents using a vector store and embeddings, demonstrated with a chat trigger, pdf documents, openai model, and pinecone.
Explore building a question and answer chain using chat, vector stores, and retrievers to fetch context from documents and tailor response formats with data transformation notes.
Analyze invoices with artificial intelligence and save key fields to a Google sheet using a form. Create a name and single pdf invoice capture, then test submission.
Learn to extract information from a pdf by adding a note, matching document names, testing the extraction, and using artificial intelligence to filter specific fields for saving to Google Drive.
Configure an AI model by defining a prompt and selecting a JSON output to extract date, product, unit price, quantity, and total price from text for easy Google Sheets integration.
Master the split out feature in a no-code workflow to process multi-item invoices by splitting products, using Google Sheet and AI to automate extraction and save results.
Learn to call http requests within real-time workflows by configuring the URL and api key, passing query parameters, and handling get, post, and put calls to drive triggers and actions.
What you'll actually build
You'll finish ⟨N⟩ complete, working projects — not demos, but workflows you can leave running:
Gmail triage agent — reads incoming mail, classifies it by intent, drafts a reply in your voice and flags anything urgent
Document Q&A assistant — a RAG agent that answers questions from your own PDFs, notes and knowledge base
Voice booking agent — takes a call, checks a calendar, books the appointment and confirms by email
Lead capture pipeline — form or message in, enriched and scored, straight into your sheet or CRM
Scheduled research agent — runs every morning, pulls what changed, sends you a digest
⟨Add your remaining projects here — name each one by outcome, not by technology⟩
Every project ships as a workflow file you can import, modify and reuse on client work.
Why n8n, and why now
n8n does what Zapier and Make do, but it's open source — which means you can self-host it and run unlimited workflows for the cost of a small server instead of a per-task subscription. That single fact is why automation freelancers have moved to it: your margin stops being eaten by the tool.
It's also built for AI in a way the older platforms aren't. The AI Agent node, tool calling, memory, MCP support and vector store integrations are first-class, not bolted on.
Who this is for
Complete beginners who've never automated anything and don't write code
Business owners drowning in manual admin that obviously should be automated
Freelancers and agency builders who want a service they can charge properly for
Zapier and Make users tired of watching the bill climb every month
Who this is not for
Developers who want to build agents in Python or TypeScript — you'll find this slow
Anyone looking for a passive-income scheme. The agency section works, but it's client work, and client work is work.
From building to selling
The last section is about money, and it's specific: what to charge for a workflow versus a retainer, how to scope a project so it doesn't sprawl, where the first clients actually come from, and how to hand over a system without becoming its permanent support desk.
About your instructor
⟨Three to four checkable sentences. What you've built, for whom, at what scale. Specifics beat adjectives — "I've built automation systems for ⟨N⟩ businesses across ⟨sectors⟩, handling ⟨volume⟩" carries more weight than "passionate about AI". For a build-and-sell course this paragraph is your main conversion lever, because the unspoken question is whether you've actually sold this yourself.⟩
What's included
⟨N⟩ hours of video, updated as n8n ships changes
Every workflow as an importable JSON file
⟨Templates / roadmap / resources you provide⟩
Q&A support — I answer questions in the course forum
30-day Udemy money-back guarantee
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to know how to code? No. Every project in this course is built by connecting nodes visually. There's one optional section on expressions for people who want more control, and you can skip it.
Is n8n free? The self-hosted version is free and unlimited — you pay only for the server. n8n Cloud is paid but has a free trial that's more than enough to finish this course. I'll show you both.
n8n vs Zapier vs Make — which should I learn? Zapier is easier for simple two-step tasks. Make is stronger visually. n8n wins on cost at volume, on self-hosting, and by a wide margin on AI agents. If you're automating for clients, n8n is the one that protects your margin.
Do I need to self-host? No. You can complete the entire course on n8n Cloud's free trial. Self-hosting is covered as its own section for when you're ready to cut costs.
Will the AI models cost me money? Free credits from OpenAI, Anthropic or Google are enough to finish. In production, most of the workflows here cost cents per run — I show you how to keep it that way.
Can I really get clients with this? The skill is genuinely in demand and the pricing section is based on real projects. But it's a service business: you'll need to do outreach and deliver work. This course gives you the capability and the pricing framework, not a guarantee.
How long will this take? Around ⟨N⟩ hours of video. Most students working an hour a day finish in two to three weeks, with something running from day one.
What if it's not for me? Udemy refunds you within 30 days, no questions asked.