Hey folks! ![]()
I’ve been experimenting with ways to use advanced Python libraries (like pandas, numpy, requests, openai, etc.) directly inside an automation node — without having to set up a custom Docker image or external service.
While searching for options, I came across Nodepy nodepy.com— a tool that lets you run Python code with full library support and connect APIs visually. You can build logic flows using nodes, run Python scripts in the cloud, and even mix API calls with data processing code in a clean interface.
It feels like something that could complement n8n really well — especially for those moments when you need just a bit more control or data manipulation power than JavaScript alone provides.
Has anyone here tried integrating something like this with n8n?
Would love to hear your thoughts or use cases where this could shine! ![]()