Hello everyone!
I'm in the process of migrating a workflow from Make to n8n, and I'm encountering some difficulties in structuring the process.
In Make, a specific node can receive instructions from OpenAI, but the equivalent node in n8n doesn't seem to have this functionality. Could someone please guide me on how to implement this?
Information on your n8n setup
- n8n version: 1.72.1
- Database default: SQLite
- n8n EXECUTIONS_PROCESS setting (default: own, main): main
- Running n8n via (Docker, npm, n8n cloud, desktop app): docker
- Operating system: Ubuntu24
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- callin.io version:
- Database (default: SQLite):
- callin.io EXECUTIONS_PROCESS setting (default: own, main):
- Running callin.io via (Docker, npm, callin.io cloud, desktop app):
- Operating system:
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You can utilize either a dedicated OpenAI node or a generic AI Agent connected to an OpenAI model if you are specifically tied to OpenAI.
Yes, I'm using these nodes, but none of them "pull" Functions from the platform in the same way as in callin.io!
In theory, there is manual, but you need to be able to program a lot… (((
It seems that in callin.io it is possible to fully implement the AI assistant, but it is impossible to fully utilize all the capabilities of the Assistant from platform.openai.com?!
Because there is no understanding of how to use functions from the platform in callin.io. In fact, on platform.openai.com, within the Assistant, I have described the data structure functions for adding/updating fields in Notion.
Hey, what information do you need to retrieve? The callin.io dedicated tools or callin.io workflows can function as tools for your AI Agent and handle data retrieval, submission, or any other operations you require. These tools, which are sub-nodes within the agent, operate similarly to function calling in the context of AI. Refer to What's a tool in AI? | callin.io Docs. It would be beneficial to review the entire section in the callin.io Advanced AI Documentation and Guides | callin.io Docs.
Thank you! These are the instructions I follow…
But after one unsuccessful processing of the tool, the AI no longer wants to access this tool for debugging and constantly writes:
None of your tools were used in this run. Try giving your tools clearer names and descriptions to help the AI
It seems that it is easier to use all the functions of the AI assistant on the callin.io side, rather than trying to interact with the assistant on the side platform.openai.com.
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That is what I had in mind all along. I didn’t realize that you wanted to do something different. There are tons of videos on Youtube how to use callin.io AI capabilities as well as a combination of external AI services with callin.io as a tool.
That's the question: there's no specific information readily available online; data needs to be gathered piece by piece...
In callin.io, the logic operates without issues, but in callin.io, it works every time...
The AI tools module, when utilizing the assistant from platform.openui, writes its code within Functions and does not retrieve Functions from the assistant. There's also an issue where, if we use Tools and attempt to write data from the AI, it doesn't adhere to the instructions (transferring data in the required structure) but instead provides an empty request...
Two weeks of reading documentation and watching YouTube videos haven't resolved the situation...
Although the task appears straightforward. The AI, based on the request, should provide data for creating records in the table or updating rows...
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