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n8n-nodes-veezee

v0.1.2

Published

n8n community node for Veezee: real-time LinkedIn, X (Twitter), and Reddit data in your workflows

Readme

n8n-nodes-veezee

This is an n8n community node for Veezee. It brings real-time LinkedIn, X (Twitter), and Reddit data into your n8n workflows: person and company profiles, posts, comments, and search.

Typical uses: enrich a signup or CRM lead with their LinkedIn profile and company, monitor what X and Reddit say about your brand, or source candidates by title, company, and school.

n8n is a fair-code licensed workflow automation platform.

Installation Operations Credentials Compatibility Usage Resources

Installation

Follow the installation guide in the n8n community nodes documentation. The package name is n8n-nodes-veezee.

Operations

LinkedIn

  • Get Profile: full person profile from a URL, handle, or ID, with optional about, experience, education, and skills sections
  • Get Company: company page details
  • Get Posts: recent posts by a person or company
  • Search People: by keywords, name, title, company, or school
  • Resolve URL: identify what a LinkedIn URL points to

X (Twitter)

  • Get Profile: account profile with follower counts
  • Get Tweet / Get Tweets: one tweet with full metrics, or an account's timeline
  • Search: recent, popular, or people results for any query
  • Resolve URL: identify what an X URL points to

Reddit

  • Search: posts, comments, subreddits, or users
  • Get Post: posts by ID with the discussion thread
  • Get Subreddit / Get Subreddit Posts: community details and feeds
  • Get User: profile with recent activity
  • Resolve URL: identify what a Reddit URL points to

Account

  • Get Usage: credit balance and recent charges

Every data operation accepts optional Freshness (cached vs. live fetch) and Max Credits (a per-call spend cap) fields.

Credentials

Get an API key at veezee.io: keys are issued instantly, no sales call. Create a Veezee API credential in n8n and paste the key. The credential test calls your usage endpoint, so a green check means the key is live.

Compatibility

Requires n8n 1.0 or later. Built and tested against the current n8n release.

Usage

The node is marked as usable by AI Agents, so you can attach it to an n8n AI Agent as a tool: the agent can then look up profiles, search people, or check brand sentiment on its own.

Responses are JSON and include a data payload plus request metadata. Paginated operations return a cursor; feed it back through the Cursor field under Additional Fields to get the next page.

Resources