Hi, we’re an AI hardware company & open-source AI models provider Tao Ceti. You can check out the models we’re offering here. We’d like to create an integration for your cloud offering. Even though at the company we’re not using automation tools like n8n, we’re trying to provide cheap open-source models to anybody interested.
The documentation says that only the self-hosted version can use community nodes, but we’d like to go through a review process to get included on the main marketplace. Would that be possible?
Hey @Marko_Grdinic I’m David, PM for the Nodes & Integrations team at n8n. @hubschrauber is correct that this screenshot is relevant.
We are currently working on making a first batch of community nodes available on cloud, and ramp up the number of available nodes afterwards.
To be considered, you can go ahead and create a community node just as you would, and publish it to npm. Afterwards, get in touch via [email protected] to give us a ping to vet the node.
For now, we won’t be allowing nodes with external dependencies on cloud, so please consider this during development.
Bigger communication around this will follow asap, but for now, this is what I can tell you already!
By external dependencies, do you mean 3rd party libraries or something else? If it’s 3rd party libs that is fine, but if you mean that it cannot call out to our API then that’s bad. There isn’t much we can do about this requirement. If we want to serve model inference, we have to be able to call out to our servers much like the OpenAI and Anthropic nodes do to theirs.
I’m David, PM for the Nodes & Integrations team at n8n. 