
Three n8n Workflows That Actually Ran
Repurposing, meeting notes to decisions, and a review that overrides the model
Most workflow packs you can buy have never been run. They are diagrams. This one was imported into a live n8n instance, executed end to end, and only then put up for sale.
WHAT YOU GET
Content Repurposing — one source text in, four channel-specific outputs out: LinkedIn, an X thread, an Instagram caption, a newsletter paragraph. Four separate model calls, not one call split four ways, because one call gives you the same text with different line breaks.
Meeting Notes to Decisions — a transcript in, three clean lists out: what was decided and by whom, what was raised and never answered, what someone actually has to do. The prompt is explicitly forbidden from writing a summary. That ban is the whole point — summaries are where decisions go to hide. The last node counts actions with no owner, which is usually the number that matters.
Code Review Auditor — reviews in a fixed order: correctness, then security, then maintainability. Four severity levels with strict rules against inflating them. The final node overrides the model: one critical finding forces a block verdict no matter what the model said. A reviewer that can be talked out of its own findings is not a reviewer.
HOW THEY ARE BUILT
Standard n8n nodes only. No community packages. Each ships with a sticky note carrying its own setup instructions, and a plain-language error table for the three failures you will actually hit.
You bring your own Anthropic API key. A run costs cents.

