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Food Photo Analysis to Restaurant & Book Recommendations with GPT Vision and Google APIs
AI Recommender: From Food Photo to Restaurant and Book (Google Books Integrated) What it does Analyzes a food photo with an AI vision model to extract dish name + category Searches nearby restaurants with Google Places and selects the single best (rating → reviews tie-break) Finds a matching book via Google Books and posts a tidy summary to Slack Who it’s for Foodies, bloggers, and teams who want a plug-and-play flow that turns a single food photo into a dining pick + themed reading. How it works Google Drive Trigger detects a new photo Dish Classifier (Vision LLM) → JSON (dish_name, category, basic macros) Search Google Places near your origin; Select Best Place (AI) Recommend Book (AI) → Search Google Books → format details Post to Slack (JP/EN both possible) Requirements Google Drive / Google Places / Google Books credentials, LLM access (OpenRouter/OpenAI), Slack OAuth. Customize Edit origin/radius in Set Origin & Radius, tweak category→keyword mapping in Normalize Classification, adjust Slack channel & message in Post to Slack.
By nodaAuto-translate YouTube videos to Japanese with DeepL and post to Slack
Overview Auto-translate YouTube uploads to Japanese and post to Slack (DeepL + Slack) Who’s it for Marketing or community teams that follow English-speaking creators but share updates with Japanese audiences; language learners who want JP summaries of newly released videos; internal comms teams curating industry channels for a JP workspace. What it does This workflow detects new YouTube uploads, retrieves full metadata, translates the title and description into Japanese using DeepL, and posts a formatted message to a Slack channel. It also skips non-English titles to avoid unnecessary translation. How it works ・RSS watches a channel for new items. ・YouTube API fetches the full snippet (title/description). ・Text is combined into a single payload and sent to DeepL. ・The translated result + original metadata is merged and posted to Slack. Requirements ・YouTube OAuth (for reliable snippet retrieval) ・DeepL API key (Free or Pro) ・Slack OAuth How to set up ・Duplicate this template. ・Open the Config (Set) node and fill in YTCHANNELID, TARGETLANG, SLACKCHANNEL. ・Connect credentials for YouTube, DeepL, and Slack (don’t hardcode API keys in HTTP nodes). ・Click Execute workflow and verify one sample post. How to customize ・Change TARGET_LANG to any language supported by DeepL. ・Add filters (exclude Shorts, skip videos under N characters). ・Switch to Slack Blocks for richer formatting or thread replies. ・Add a fallback translator or retry logic on HTTP errors. Notes & limits DeepL Free/Pro have different endpoints/quotas and monthly character limits. YouTube and Slack also enforce rate limits. Keep credentials in n8n’s credential store; do not commit keys into templates. Rotate keys if you accidentally exposed them.
By nodaGenerate news cards from Spotify emotions with LLM, Google News and APITemplate.io
📄 Workflow Overview Title: Spotify Emotion-to-News Card Generator (APITemplate.io + Slack) What it does: This workflow analyzes the emotion of your recently played Spotify track using OpenRouter (LLM), fetches a related trending Google News article, generates a visual news card with APITemplate.io, and posts it to Slack. 👥 Who’s it for Music lovers, marketers, and developers who want to automatically turn their listening mood into a visual daily digest or Slack update. ⚙️ How it works Spotify Trigger — Fetch your recently played tracks. LLM (Emotion Analyzer) — Infer the main emotion from the track title and artist. Google News Query — Build an RSS URL based on the emotion keyword. RSS Reader — Retrieve trending news headlines. APITemplate.io — Render the top article into an image card. Slack — Post title, link, and card image into your channel. 🧰 Requirements Spotify API credentials OpenRouter API key APITemplate.io account (with template ID) Slack OAuth2 connection 🪄 How to customize Replace the APITemplate.io template ID with your own. Adjust the RSS URL language (hl=en-US → hl=ja-JP for Japanese news). Modify the Slack message text for your preferred channel tone. ⚠️ Disclaimer If you use community nodes (LangChain), this template is for self-hosted n8n only.
By nodaGenerate Weather-Based Date Itineraries with Google Places, OpenRouter AI, and Slack
🧩 What this template does This workflow builds a 120-minute local date course around your starting point by querying Google Places for nearby spots, selecting the top candidates, fetching real-time weather data, letting an AI generate a matching emoji, and drafting a friendly itinerary summary with an LLM in both English and Japanese. It then posts the full bilingual plan with a walking route link and weather emoji to Slack. 👥 Who it’s for Makers and teams who want a plug-and-play bilingual local itinerary generator with weather awareness — no custom code required. ⚙️ How it works Trigger – Manual (or schedule/webhook). Discovery – Google Places nearby search within a configurable radius. Selection – Rank by rating and pick the top 3. Weather – Fetch current weather (via OpenWeatherMap). Emoji – Use an AI model to match the weather with an emoji 🌤️. Planning – An LLM writes the itinerary in Markdown (JP + EN). Route – Compose a Google Maps walking route URL. Share – Post the bilingual itinerary, route link, and weather emoji to Slack. 🧰 Requirements n8n (Cloud or self-hosted) Google Maps Platform (Places API) OpenWeatherMap API key Slack Bot (chat:write) LLM provider (e.g., OpenRouter or DeepL for translation) 🚀 Setup (quick) Open Set → Fields: Config and fill in coords/radius/time limit. Connect Credentials for Google, OpenWeatherMap, Slack, and your LLM. Test the workflow and confirm the bilingual plan + weather emoji appear in Slack. 🛠 Customize Adjust ranking filters (type, min rating). Modify translation settings (target language or tone). Change output layout (side-by-side vs separated). Tune emoji logic or travel mode. Add error handling, retries, or logging for production use.
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