A simple question from a newbie

[cenorez]

Hello.

There is no way to get a Master of Laws in my country.
I set up a VPS and installed n8n on it. I started from scratch and ran into a problem that I can’t solve yet. I hope for your support, because you too will start studying someday

The essence of the task:

I want to write a bot for telegram. The algorithm that I can’t solve yet is this:

1. Telegram bot waits for data input.
2. As soon as the user enters data, it displays the message “Enter the first value” and waits for input.
3. The user enters data.
4. As soon as the user enters data, the bot displays the message “Enter the second value” and waits for input.
5. The user enters the data.
6. As soon as the user enters the data, the bot displays a message indicating the First value and the Second value that the user entered before.

I am using n8n version 1.101.1.

Is there a chance to solve this algorithm without LLM?

Thanks.

[jabbson]

@cenorez

Enter the first value

Without using LLM nodes, which have “memory”, and can use it to recall previous interactions/messages, you will likely need to have some sort of data store, to keep track of the values which were already provided by the user. Would you prefer to deal with a database instead of LLM?

The alternative is to use send the message and wait for response action, which will redirect the user to a webform for each response.