Production-shaped n8n workflows you can import and use. Core nodes only, no community packages, no embedded secrets — and every one is validated import-clean with FlowProof (verdicts arbitrated against a live n8n import).
| Template | What it does | FlowProof |
|---|---|---|
Daily RSS → Email Digest (daily-rss-email-digest.json) |
Every morning, read an RSS feed, take the top items, build an HTML digest, email it. | IMPORTABLE · 100/100 |
Webhook Input-Validation API (webhook-input-validation-api.json) |
Turn an incoming webhook into a tiny JSON API: validate the payload, respond 200 on success or 400 with an error. |
IMPORTABLE · 100/100 |
Uptime Monitor → Email Alert (uptime-monitor-email-alert.json) |
Every 15 min, hit an endpoint; if it returns ≥ 400, email you an alert. | IMPORTABLE · 100/100 |
Webhook → Google Sheets Logger (webhook-to-google-sheets-logger.json) |
Append every webhook payload as a row in a Google Sheet, then respond. | IMPORTABLE · 100/100 |
- Download the
.json. - In n8n: Workflows → Import from File.
- Fill in the obvious bits (feed URL, SMTP / Google credential, the endpoint to watch, etc.) and activate.
Most shared n8n templates don't import cleanly — leaked credentials, missing community nodes, version drift, and broken connections are the norm. Before you ship a workflow to a client (or trust one you downloaded), check it:
- FlowProof free CLI (MIT, offline, no API keys): https://github.com/AkuchiS/flowproof
flowproof check your-workflow.json
- FlowProof for n8n runs this check inside n8n so you can gate a deploy: n8n-nodes-flowproof.
- FlowProof Pro repairs it and hands you an import-ready file + a content-hashed "FlowProof Checked" certificate + a client-ready handover: fp.akuchis.com.
AkuchiS tools · more at github.akuchis.com. Private-by-design — they run on your machine; we host nothing and see no data.