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n8n-nodes-inklined

v0.2.0

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n8n community node for the Inklined content automation API

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Readme

n8n-nodes-inklined

This is an n8n community node for the Inklined content automation API. It lets you manage topics, generate blog posts and LinkedIn content, track engagement opportunities, and ingest knowledge — all from your n8n workflows.

n8n is a fair-code licensed workflow automation platform.

Installation

Follow the n8n community nodes installation guide to install this node.

n8n-nodes-inklined

Credentials

You need an Inklined API key to use this node. Generate one from your Inklined dashboard under Settings > API Keys.

  1. In n8n, go to Credentials > New Credential > Inklined API
  2. Enter your API key (starts with ink_live_)
  3. Click Test to verify the connection

The webhook secret field is populated automatically when the Inklined Trigger node creates a webhook endpoint.

Nodes

Inklined

The main node for interacting with the Inklined API. Supports 5 resources:

| Resource | Operations | |----------|-----------| | Account | Get account, subscription, and credit info | | Content | Get Many, Get, Generate | | Engagement | Get Many, Get, Update | | Knowledge | Ingest | | Topic | Create, Generate, Get, Get Many, Update |

Example: Auto-approve and generate content from new topics

  1. Inklined Trigger — listens for topic.created events
  2. Inklined (Topic > Update) — set status to approved
  3. Inklined (Topic > Generate) — trigger blog generation

Example: Ingest knowledge from external sources

  1. HTTP Request — fetch content from an RSS feed or API
  2. Inklined (Knowledge > Ingest) — send content to Inklined for processing

Inklined Trigger

A webhook trigger node that starts workflows when events occur in Inklined.

| Event | Description | |-------|------------| | content.generated | New content (blog or LinkedIn) has been generated | | content.published | Content published to WordPress or LinkedIn | | credits.low | Credit balance below 10% of monthly allocation | | engagement.new | New engagement opportunity found | | engagement.reply_ready | Reply generated for engagement opportunity | | knowledge.ingested | New knowledge chunk processed | | topic.approved | Topic approved for generation | | topic.created | New topic discovered by scrapers |

The trigger node automatically registers and deregisters webhook endpoints when you activate/deactivate workflows. Incoming webhooks are verified using HMAC-SHA256 signatures.

Resources

License

MIT