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n8n-nodes-nilai

v0.1.0

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Use Nillion nilAI — private LLM inference in a TEE, OpenAI-compatible — directly in n8n, with built-in cryptographic verification of every response.

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n8n-nodes-nilai

Use Nillion nilAI — private LLM inference that runs inside a Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) — directly in your n8n workflows, with built-in cryptographic verification of every response.

This is an n8n community node. It lets you add private, verifiable AI to any workflow with nothing more than an API key.

Why nilAI?

Ordinary AI nodes send your data to a provider you have to trust. nilAI is different:

  • Private by construction. Models run inside a TEE (a hardware-isolated, encrypted enclave). The operator — including Nillion — cannot see your prompts or the model's output.
  • Verifiable. Every response is cryptographically signed inside the enclave. This node verifies that signature against the enclave's public key, so you can prove the answer came from a genuine Nillion TEE and was not altered in transit. The result is exposed as a tee_verified field.
  • Drop-in. nilAI is OpenAI-compatible, so anything you do with a normal LLM — summarisation, classification, triage, extraction, Q&A — works here, privately.

What is a TEE, briefly?

A Trusted Execution Environment is a secure region of a CPU/GPU that runs code in an encrypted, hardware-isolated enclave. Data inside is invisible to the host operating system, the cloud provider and the operator. The hardware can produce a signed attestation proving which code is running and that it is genuinely inside a real enclave. nilAI runs LLMs inside TEEs and signs each response, turning "trust us" into "verify it yourself."

Installation

In n8n: Settings → Community Nodes → Install, then enter n8n-nodes-nilai.

(For local development, build the package and load it via N8N_CUSTOM_EXTENSIONS.)

Credentials

Create a nilAI API credential and paste your API key. Get one for free at the Nillion developer portal. The base URL defaults to Nillion mainnet.

Usage

Add the nilAI node, pick a model (loaded live from your endpoint), and enter a prompt. Output fields:

| Field | Meaning | |---|---| | text | The model's response | | tee_verified | true if the response signature verified against the enclave's public key | | signature | The raw TEE signature (secp256k1 / ECDSA) | | usage | Token usage |

Turn off Simplify Output to receive the full raw nilAI response.

How verification works

nilAI signs each response inside the enclave (secp256k1 ECDSA over SHA-256). This node fetches the enclave's public key from /v1/public_key, reconstructs the exact signed bytes from the raw response, and verifies the signature — all locally, with no external dependencies.

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License

MIT