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n8n-nodes-autoheal

v0.1.1

Published

n8n community node for AutoHeal AI — send errors for AI analysis and get fixes

Downloads

385

Readme

n8n-nodes-autoheal

n8n community node for AutoHeal AI — send production errors for AI analysis and get fixes automatically.

What is AutoHeal AI?

AutoHeal captures JavaScript/TypeScript errors, analyzes them with AI, and generates platform-specific fix prompts. It works with Lovable, Replit, Bolt, v0, Cursor, Windsurf, and more.

Install

In your n8n instance:

  1. Go to Settings > Community Nodes
  2. Enter n8n-nodes-autoheal
  3. Click Install

Or install manually:

npm install n8n-nodes-autoheal

Setup

  1. Sign up at autohealai.com
  2. Go to Settings > API Key and copy your ah_... key
  3. In n8n, add AutoHeal AI credentials with your API key

Operations

Send Error

Send an error to AutoHeal for AI analysis. Returns an error_id you can use to check status or get the fix.

Inputs:

  • Error Message (required) — e.g. TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined
  • Stack Trace — full stack trace
  • Source URL — where the error happened
  • Additional Info — user agent, environment, etc.

Check Status

Check if an error has been analyzed yet.

Inputs:

  • Error ID (required) — from the Send Error response

Returns: new, analyzing, analyzed, fix_applied, or ignored

Get Fix

Get the AI-generated fix for an analyzed error.

Inputs:

  • Error ID (required)
  • Wait for Analysis — poll until analysis completes (default: true)
  • Max Wait — timeout in seconds (default: 60)

Returns: Full error details + fix explanation, root cause, suggested diff, fix prompt, and PR URL.

Example Workflow

[Error Trigger] → [AutoHeal: Send Error] → [Wait 30s] → [AutoHeal: Get Fix] → [Slack: Send Fix]
  1. Your n8n workflow catches an error
  2. AutoHeal analyzes it with AI (~15-30 seconds)
  3. Get the fix explanation and suggested code changes
  4. Forward the fix to Slack, email, or wherever you want

Use Cases

  • Catch failed webhook deliveries → send to AutoHeal → get fix in Slack
  • Monitor cron job failures → auto-create GitHub issues with AI fix suggestions
  • Aggregate errors from multiple services → centralized AI analysis
  • Pipe Sentry/PagerDuty alerts → enrich with AI fix prompts

License

MIT — Knod, Inc.