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@tpsdev-ai/n8n-nodes-flair

v0.12.0

Published

n8n community node — use Flair as your AI Agent's memory backend. Includes FlairChatMemory (Memory port) and FlairSearch (Tool port).

Readme

@tpsdev-ai/n8n-nodes-flair

n8n community node — use Flair as your AI Agent's memory backend.

Nodes

  • Flair Chat Memory — n8n AI Agent Memory port. Stores chat history in Flair, replayable across runs and readable from Claude Code, OpenClaw, and any other Flair client. LangChain BufferWindowMemory under the hood.
  • Flair Search — n8n AI Agent Tool port. Two operations:
    • Semantic Search — finds memories ranked by similarity to a natural-language query.
    • Get By Subject — lists memories filtered by subject, ordered by recency.
    • Get By Tag — coming in a follow-up once flair-client.memory.list exposes a tags filter (tracked in the spec §6).

Installation

npm install @tpsdev-ai/n8n-nodes-flair

Then restart your n8n instance. The Flair API credential will appear under CredentialsNewFlair API.

Full setup walkthrough, subject/sessionId patterns, and security guidance are in docs/n8n.md in the Flair repo.

Credential setup

  1. Base URL — your Flair instance, e.g. http://localhost:9926
  2. Agent ID — the logical identity that will own memories written from this n8n workspace. Workflows that share an Agent ID share memory ownership.
  3. Admin Password — your Flair (Harper) admin password. This grants read/write access to the entire instance. For production with untrusted workflow inputs, wait for Ed25519 per-agent auth (planned).

The credential test hits /Memory (auth-required) — you'll know it works when the test succeeds.

License

Apache-2.0