This repository is a curated list of community-contributed nodes for n8n, an open-source workflow automation platform. It aims to help users discover and leverage popular extensions for various tasks, from communication and data processing to AI and web scraping, by ranking them based on monthly downloads.

How It Works

The list is compiled by tracking community nodes published on npmjs.com. Nodes are categorized by functionality (e.g., Communication, AI, Web Scraping) and ranked by their monthly download count, providing a quantitative measure of community adoption and utility. This approach highlights the most actively used and supported extensions within the n8n ecosystem.

Quick Start & Requirements

This repository itself does not require installation; it serves as a reference guide. To use the nodes, you need an existing n8n instance. Installation of individual nodes is typically done via npm within your n8n project or through n8n's built-in community node discovery.

Highlighted Details

• Features over 1000 community nodes, categorized for easy navigation.
• Ranks nodes by monthly downloads, indicating popularity and usage.
• Includes nodes for diverse functionalities: AI/LLM, Web Scraping, API Integrations, Document Generation, and more.
• Highlights top nodes like Evolution API (WhatsApp), Tavily AI, and Puppeteer for browser automation.

Maintenance & Community

The list is maintained by the n8n community. For discussions and support, users can refer to n8n's official community channels. The README links to n8n's self-hosted installation and web scraping guides.

Licensing & Compatibility

The repository itself is likely under a permissive license (e.g., MIT, Apache), but the individual nodes listed will have their own licenses. Users must check the license of each community node for compatibility with their specific use case, especially for commercial applications.

Limitations & Caveats

The ranking is based solely on npm download counts, which may not perfectly reflect a node's quality, stability, or suitability for all use cases. Some nodes might be outdated or have limited maintenance.