n8n Workflow: Generate Trend-Based Video Marketing Ideas with GPT-4, Tavily, and Veo 3 (Placeholder)

This n8n workflow is a placeholder, demonstrating a basic structure. While the directory name suggests a sophisticated process involving GPT-4, Tavily, and Veo 3 for generating video marketing ideas, the provided JSON only contains a few core n8n nodes and does not implement this advanced functionality.

This README describes the workflow as it is defined in the JSON, not its intended purpose based on the directory name.

What it does

This workflow currently defines a basic sequence of operations:

1. Triggers on a Schedule: The workflow is set to run periodically based on a defined schedule.
2. Makes an HTTP Request: It then performs an HTTP request. The specific URL, method, and headers are not defined in the provided JSON, so this step is currently generic.
3. Applies Conditional Logic: The workflow includes an "If" node, which allows for conditional branching based on some criteria. The conditions are not defined in the provided JSON.
4. Waits: It includes a "Wait" node, which pauses the workflow for a specified duration. The duration is not defined in the provided JSON.
5. Interacts with Gmail (Conditional): If the "If" condition evaluates to true, the workflow proceeds to interact with Gmail. The specific Gmail operation (e.g., sending an email, checking inbox) is not defined.
6. Interacts with OpenAI (Placeholder): The workflow includes an OpenAI node. However, it's not connected to any other nodes, indicating it's a placeholder or an incomplete integration.
7. Includes a Sticky Note: A sticky note is present, likely for documentation or temporary notes within the workflow design.

Prerequisites/Requirements

Based on the current JSON, the following are the potential requirements if the nodes were fully configured:

• n8n Instance: A running n8n instance to host the workflow.
• Gmail Account: If the Gmail node is to be used for sending or receiving emails, a configured Gmail credential would be required.
• OpenAI API Key: If the OpenAI node is to be used, an OpenAI API key and associated credential would be necessary.

Setup/Usage

1. Import the Workflow: Import the provided JSON into your n8n instance.
2. Configure Credentials: If you intend to use the Gmail or OpenAI nodes, you will need to set up the respective credentials within n8n.
3. Configure Nodes:
   • Schedule Trigger: Define the desired schedule for the workflow to run.
   • HTTP Request: Specify the URL, method, and any other parameters for the HTTP request.
   • If: Define the conditions for the "If" node to control the workflow's branching logic.
   • Wait: Set the duration for the "Wait" node.
   • Gmail: Configure the specific Gmail operation you want to perform (e.g., "Send Email").
   • OpenAI: Configure the specific OpenAI model and prompt you want to use.
4. Activate the Workflow: Once configured, activate the workflow to enable it to run on its schedule.

Note: This workflow is currently a skeletal structure. To achieve the functionality hinted at by its directory name ("Generate Trend-Based Video Marketing Ideas with GPT-4, Tavily, and Veo 3"), significant additional configuration, nodes (e.g., Tavily, Veo 3 integration if available, data processing, more complex OpenAI calls), and logic would need to be added.