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n8n Community Nodes

AITEZA is now available as a set of official n8n community nodes, enabling you to integrate AITEZA seamlessly into your existing n8n automation workflows. The nodes are publicly available via npm and can be installed directly in any self-hosted n8n instance.

Available Nodes

Three nodes are provided as part of the AITEZA n8n integration:

Node

Type

Description

AITEZA

Trigger

Starts a workflow when an AITEZA event is received via webhook. Forwards the calling user's bearer token so downstream nodes act on behalf of the triggering user.

AITEZA Progress

Node

Reports intermediate progress back to an ongoing AITEZA workflow execution.

AITEZA Workflow Result

Node

Sends the final result of an n8n workflow back to AITEZA to be displayed in the chat.

Installing the Community Nodes

Install AITEZA Community Nodes

  1. Open your n8n instance and navigate to Settings → Community Nodes.

  2. Click Install a community node.

  3. Enter the package name: n8n-nodes-aiteza

  4. Confirm the installation. The three AITEZA nodes will be available in your node palette immediately after installation.

Actions

The AITEZA node exposes a comprehensive set of actions across multiple categories including chats, datarooms, files, and workflows, giving you complete programmatic access to AITEZA from within your n8n automation workflows. The full and up-to-date list of available actions is shown directly in the n8n node panel after installation.

Connecting AITEZA Workflows with n8n

The AITEZA community nodes work hand-in-hand with the Custom Workflow feature in AITEZA. When you configure a Custom Workflow in AITEZA with a webhook ID, n8n receives the trigger and can use the AITEZA nodes to read context, call back into AITEZA, and return results to the originating chat.

Typical Workflow Pattern

  1. An AITEZA Custom Workflow is started by a user from the chat interface.

  2. AITEZA calls the configured n8n webhook with the user's message and bearer token.

  3. The AITEZA trigger node receives the event and kicks off the n8n workflow.

  4. Intermediate steps can use AITEZA Progress to report status back to the user in real time.

  5. The final result is sent back to the AITEZA chat via the AITEZA Workflow Result node.

Resources

  • npm package: Search for n8n-nodes-aiteza on npmjs.com

  • Custom Workflow setup: See Custom Workflow for how to configure the webhook in AITEZA

Last modified: 11 June 2026