Hello,
I’ve been using Anthropic for a while now for low-level code generation. (I know very basic Python, but it’s been really helpful for creating small add-ins for my architectural 3D modeling software.)
I have a bunch of example scripts, templates, and UI styling that I usually feed into Claude projects. Then I use Artefacts to incrementally build an isolated library for a specific tool section. Once I have that, I start developing individual tools using the library.
The problem is, I run out of messages pretty quickly, so I was thinking about using the API to create a custom workflow for myself.
For example:
If I know I’ll be working with structural columns, I search for online examples of scripts working with structural columns and feed them into the project database. Then, I ask Claude to generate library functions I might need (like getting project levels, splitting columns, copying columns, fetching column parameters, etc.). I incrementally build all the necessary functions into the library (keeping in mind that I can’t really code). Once everything works, I build the tools one by one — it often works very well.
My question is: Since I don’t know much about n8n, I’m wondering if it’s the right platform.
I’m trying to figure out if n8n + the Anthropic API is the right solution for a custom workflow.
Is it possible to recreate something similar in n8n, with a low-level interface connected to the Claude API to replicate how Artefacts works? (Using Streamlit or something similar…)
Maybe without a UI, just the workflow somehow? I’d like to understand if this is possible before I do a deep dive into n8n YouTube tutorials.