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The Workflow Hosted Agent (n8n, Make)

An AI agent built inside n8n or Make following a trigger → LLM → tool calls → output pattern, covering jobs like lead routing, support triage or form processing.

We build one agent inside n8n by default — self-hostable and open source — or Make if you're already standardized on it, following a trigger → LLM → tool calls → output pattern. A starter template built using the same n8n workflow patterns our team has refined across years of client automation work already covers common request shapes: lead routing, support triage, form processing, and monitor-and-alert jobs. Each engagement covers one named workflow, configured against your specific trigger, data sources and output destination, then tested against real examples before handoff rather than synthetic ones. Custom conditional branches beyond what the starter template covers add genuine scope and are quoted incrementally rather than absorbed, since an agent that branches into many paths is a different job from one with a single defined route.

What's included

  • One agent built inside n8n (default) or Make, following the trigger → LLM → tool calls → output pattern
  • Starter template covering common patterns: lead routing, support triage, form processing, or monitor-and-alert
  • Configuration for your specific trigger, data sources and output destination
  • Testing against real examples before handoff

How it works

  1. 1

    Book it — pay the fixed price, tell us your target environment

  2. 2

    We deliver — an experienced specialist runs our standard workflow for this exact task; you can watch progress and ask questions

  3. 3

    Hand-off — you get the deliverables, documentation, and a walkthrough if you want one

FAQ

How fast is delivery?
Standard delivery is within 150 weekday hours (≈ 10 working days). Express delivery — within 90 weekday hours (≈ 6 working days) — costs 25% more.
What if my workflow needs custom branching?
The starter template covers common patterns out of the box. Custom conditional branches beyond that add scope and are quoted incrementally rather than bundled in.
n8n or Make?
n8n by default, since it's self-hostable and open source. Make is available if your team is already standardized on it.
How is this different from The Scheduled AI Agent?
The Scheduled Agent runs on a time trigger with one fixed output. This can trigger on events — a new lead, a form submission — and branch through tool calls before producing its output.