The silent failure: your workflow goes green and does nothing
The workflow runs green, no errors, execution shows — and nothing actually happened. I've debugged a dozen of these.
10 needs clustered under "Automation & no-code" — scattered threads about the same pain, side by side, so you can compare angles.
The workflow runs green, no errors, execution shows — and nothing actually happened. I've debugged a dozen of these.
Would it be possible to arrange workflows per folder in order to improve the UI experience?
It doesn't show what the agent asked the tool to do, or what it got back. That's a gap.
Is there a modern open-source OCR library more accurate than Tesseract or PaddlePaddle? We tried both — too inaccurate for automated software testing.
The appointment scheduling is starting in n8n and needs to integrate with Calendly's existing calendar.
Keep the UI, but be able to drop into code mode… complex apps get difficult to manage with logic all over the place.
Is it possible, via some supported mechanism, to apply automated translation to Google Play books — so people can read any book in their native language?
How easy it is to lose track of the logic in complex workflows… the time to re-familiarize with the steps is huge.
Is there a tool to reconstruct my personal access/edit history across all Google docs I can reach — like 'opened doc X at Feb 10 10:00, edited...'
I put together a Python script to auto-create forward links in clipboard text based on the note titles in your vault.