
Learn to build ai agents with Nan and Zapier to automate repetitive business tasks, from meeting summaries and customer support to resume screening and recruitment workflows.
Discover how Nan automates tasks with triggers, actions, and AI agents in workflows. See a screening example: data from form submissions to AI scoring, summarization, and manager alerts, plus self-hosting.
Learn to self-host Nan with Docker on Windows, install Docker, run setup commands, access Nan at localhost, and obtain a free activation key.
Tour the n8n interface and templates, exploring the dashboard, credentials, variables, and templates while learning how to import workflows, connect integrations, and start building beginner automations.
Understand triggers as the first step to run a workflow, including manual, schedule, and Gmail 'on message received' options. Learn to connect credentials, activate, and execute the workflow.
Create a scheduled workflow that fetches the latest Bitcoin price via an http get request every minute, formats it as USD currency, and posts it to a Slack channel.
Create a Yahoo Finance rss to Discord automation with n8n, routing stock market news to dedicated Discord channels (stock and crypto) using a switch-based filter.
Build a resume filtering workflow by creating a Google form and Google Sheets, add score and feedback columns, and deploy AI agents to score, summarize, and optionally notify via Slack.
Create a zap that automatically saves Gmail attachments to Google Drive by triggering on new emails, saving attachments to a folder, testing setup, and choosing whether to convert to document.
Set up and explore chatbots by customizing knowledge, instructions, and logic, and learn how integrations with slack and zapier drive automated workflows.
Learn how to call a sub zap from a main zap, pass a Slack username, and return data to drive a follow-up message.
Reference this for the instructions:
When a new support ticket is created in Zendesk
1. Extract the subject and body content from the new support ticket
2. Send the extracted content to an AI model to summarize the issue and classify it into categories such as "billing," "bug," or "IT Support"
If the AI classifies the issue as "billing," then route the ticket or email to the billing department or a designated billing Slack channel, which is billing-support. Ensure that you include the Ticket ID Number Slack: Send Channel Message
Also reference our knowledge base for billing-related questions to send to billing support, as to what may help, given the context of the ticket billing support.pdf
If the AI classifies the issue as "bug," then route the ticket or email to the engineering department or a designated bug reporting Slack channel, which is development-support. Ensure that you include the Ticket ID Number Slack: Send Channel Message
Also reference our knowledge base for bug support-related questions to send to billing support, as to what may help, given the context of the ticket bug support.pdf
If the AI classifies the issue as "IT support," then route the ticket or email to the product department or a designated feature request Slack channel, which is it-support. Ensure that you include the Ticket ID Number Slack: Send Channel Message
Also reference our knowledge base for IT support-related questions to send to billing support, as to what may help, given the context of the ticket IT Support.pdf
Anything else needs to be routed to the General Support Slack channel if it doesn't fit any of the above criteria Slack: Send Channel Message
Expected Outcome: Support tickets are automatically summarized, classified, and routed to the appropriate department or Slack channel based on their category.
All slack messages should be formatted like the following:
New Zendesk Ticket: {{Subject}}
Ticket ID Number: {{Ticket ID}}
Description: {{Description}}
Requester: {{Requester Name}}
Summary: {{AI Summary}}
Steps to resolve: {{AI Suggested Steps}}
Reference this for the instructions:
1. Trigger: When a new message is posted in the designated Slack channel:
Detect intent: Check if the message contains the phrase "update ticket ID:" or "update ticket" followed by a ticket ID number.
2. Extract data:
Extract the ticket ID that appears immediately after the trigger phrase.
Extract the remaining text in the Slack message (after the ticket ID) as the update content.
3. Polish the message: Format the extracted content into a courteous and professional response. This is typically a raw summary from the developer that needs to be cleaned up before being sent to the end user.
If the update content is missing or unintelligible, do not send a message to the end user — the Slack message may have been a typo or incomplete input.
4. Update Zendesk: Use the extracted ticket ID to locate the corresponding ticket in Zendesk.
5. Post update: Add the polished content as a public comment to the ticket in Zendesk.
Zendesk: Add Comment to Ticket
✅ Expected Outcome:
The specified Zendesk ticket is updated with a polished summary based on the Slack message. The update is posted as a public comment, and the end user is notified automatically through Zendesk.
Learn to visualize system and flow architectures with canvas for Zapier, mapping zaps, split paths, and AI agents as interactive visual designs that are not built.
Want to automate your workflow, boost productivity, and harness the power of AI—without writing a single line of code?
This course is your ultimate beginner’s guide to building AI agents and automation workflows using Zapier and n8n—two of the most widely used no-code tools in 2025. Whether you're an entrepreneur, freelancer, side hustler, or total beginner, you’ll learn how to build smart systems that save you time and make work easier.
From summarizing emails to automating customer follow-ups, you’ll discover how to turn everyday tasks into automated, intelligent workflows—all without needing any programming experience.
In this course, you’ll learn how to:
Build visual, modular AI workflows using n8n
Automate business and personal tasks with Zapier AI
Design agents that connect tools like Gmail, Google Forms, Google Sheets, Slack, Discord, and more
Understand how agentic AI works and why it’s changing how we get things done
Apply automation to real-world use cases with step-by-step projects
By the end of this course, you’ll walk away with:
Practical, ready-to-use AI agents
A strong foundation in agentic thinking
The skills to save hours of manual work every week—no code required
Projects we will build:
n8n Recruiter Assistant which uses AI Agents to score and summarize job applications
Zapier Agents to summarize and handle incoming Zendesk tickets
n8n Bitcoin live price tracker that sends updates to Slack
n8n RSS Feed that sends Stock Market news to Discord
Plenty more Agent use cases and Automations
No fluff. No complexity. Just the hands-on, high-impact skills you need to automate like a pro in 2025.