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n8n-nodes-unify-llm

v0.1.3

Published

n8n community node for multi-provider LLM orchestration via Unify LLM (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Ollama).

Readme

n8n-nodes-unify-llm

Use the full @atom8ai/unify-llm stack inside n8n with a LangChain-style experience:

  • Multi-provider inference via connected AI model sub-nodes
  • Structured output with JSON schema
  • Guarded generation checks
  • Runnable chain-style orchestration
  • Ensemble router intelligence (BayesianUtilityRouter, ParetoNavigatorRouter, PrimRouter)
  • Persistent vector retrieval with local cache, Qdrant, or Pinecone backends

Included

  • Unify LLM node with resources:
    • Orchestration
    • Vector Store
  • Provider credential nodes (for use by model sub-nodes):
    • Unify LLM OpenAI API
    • Unify LLM Anthropic API
    • Unify LLM Gemini API
    • Unify LLM Ollama API

Operations

Orchestration

  • Generate
  • Generate Structured (Schema JSON)
  • Guarded Generate (advanced runtime options)
  • Chain Generate
  • Chain Structured
  • Quickstart Ask
  • Route Only
  • Routed Generate

Vector Store

  • Upsert Documents (persist vectors/documents into selected backend)
  • Similarity Search (query against previously persisted vectors)

Supported vector backends:

  • Persistent Local Cache (workflow static data namespace)
  • Qdrant (REST API)
  • Pinecone (REST API)

Build

  • npm install
  • npm run build
  • npm pack

Publish to npm (community-node ready)

Before publishing:

  • Ensure you are authenticated (npm whoami).
  • Run quality checks (npm run lint, npm run build).
  • Preview package contents (npm pack --dry-run) and confirm dist/nodes/UnifyLlm/unifyLlm.svg is included.

Publish:

  • First release (unscoped): npm publish --access public
  • Recommended CI release with provenance: npm publish --access public --provenance

After publishing:

  • Verify package page: https://www.npmjs.com/package/n8n-nodes-unify-llm
  • Submit for verification in n8n Creator Portal: https://creators.n8n.io/nodes

Notes

  • Connect an AI model node to the Unify LLM Chat Model input (ai_languageModel).
  • Provider credentials are configured on the connected model node, not on the Unify LLM root node.
  • If multiple models are connected, router operations can use ordered model inputs.
  • For vector workflows at scale, run Vector Store > Upsert Documents first and then Vector Store > Similarity Search.
  • Persistent Local Cache stores vectors in workflow static data, while Qdrant and Pinecone use their respective remote indexes.