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n8n-nodes-manifest

v0.1.0

Published

10 days ago

Use Manifest's OpenAI-compatible model router from n8n workflows.

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n8n-community-node-package n8n manifest ai llm openai-compatible model-router

n8n-nodes-manifest

Use Manifest from n8n workflows. Manifest routes requests through the right AI model behind one OpenAI-compatible API.

Operations

List models from GET /v1/models
Create chat completions with POST /v1/chat/completions
Create Responses API calls with POST /v1/responses

The first version intentionally returns non-streaming JSON responses.

Credentials

Create a Manifest API credential with:

Base URL: https://app.manifest.build for Manifest Cloud, or your self-hosted URL.
API Key: an agent API key from Manifest.

The credential sends requests with:

Authorization: Bearer <your Manifest API key>

Install

In n8n:

Go to Settings > Community Nodes.
Select Install.
Enter n8n-nodes-manifest.
Confirm the community-node warning and install.

For local development:

npm install
npm run dev

Release

This package is designed to publish from GitHub Actions with npm provenance.

Update the package version in package.json and CHANGELOG.md.
Commit the change.
Push a tag named n8n-nodes-manifest-v<version>, for example:

git tag n8n-nodes-manifest-v0.1.0
git push origin n8n-nodes-manifest-v0.1.0

Configure npm Trusted Publishing for the GitHub workflow named publish-n8n-node.yml, or set an NPM_TOKEN repository secret. The workflow runs npm run release, which n8n uses to publish with npm provenance inside GitHub Actions.