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n8n-nodes-petals

v0.2.2

Published

n8n node to ingest documents, files, transcripts, and metrics into your Petals assistant memory

Readme

n8n-nodes-petals

An n8n community node that ingests content into your Petals assistant memory.

Installation

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

Credentials

Create a Petals API credential with an API key from your Petals account (Settings → API Keys). The key authenticates as you; the proxy derives your user from it. Self-hosters can override the Base URL.

Operations

The node maps each operation to one Petals proxy endpoint:

| Resource | Operation | Endpoint | |---|---|---| | Document | Ingest | POST /api/memory/ingest/document | | File | Ingest | POST /api/memory/ingest/file | | Transcript | Ingest | POST /api/memory/ingest/transcript | | Metric | Record Observation | POST /api/memory/metrics/observations | | Metric | Record Observations (Bulk) | POST /api/memory/metrics/observations/bulk |

Keeping this node in tandem with the API

This table is the source of truth for the proxy-endpoint ↔ node-operation pairing. When the Petals proxy gains a new end-user-relevant ingestion or metrics capability (because the underlying Memory SDK/MCP did), add the matching Resource/Operation here in the same change. The capability chain is Memory SDK/MCP → Petals proxy → this node.

License

MIT