I’m on a journey to design a complex prompt-testing workflow in n8n, and as a beginner, I’m looking for guidance to bring my idea to life.
Here’s what I’m aiming to build:
I want to create an n8n workflow that processes prompts one at a time. Each prompt should be dynamically combined with a predefined payload during the workflow. The system should then process the combined input, generate results, and provide a detailed comparison of those results to show how each prompt influences the final outcome.
To make this workflow more flexible and scalable, I’d like to integrate a database to manage both prompts and payloads:
- Prompts should be saved in the database and organized by category, allowing me to easily retrieve specific ones based on their type.
- Payloads should also be saved in the database and linked to their corresponding prompt categories so they can be dynamically paired during processing.
- The setup should make it easy to iterate and update both prompts and payloads as I refine my workflow.
This system will help me systematically test and analyze prompt patterns while keeping everything organized and reusable.
As I’m just getting started, I’d love any advice on how to structure this workflow in n8n, including tips or examples from anyone who has tackled something similar.
I’m excited to learn more and refine this workflow as part of my journey into n8n. Thanks in advance for your help!