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n8n Automation Night!

Wed, 5 August 2026 · 18:00 - 20:30 (UTC-04:00) Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Momo's Pizza - Pensacola Street Tallahassee, United States

This event is organized by Global AI Tallahassee.

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Join us for a night of building and automation, where you’ll set up your own personal knowledge base (vector storage) and automation stack with Pinecone and n8n. This starter stack provides everything needed to integrate email, Slack, or any API or database- with intelligent AI-automations based on your own data.

​Why should you attend?

​Learn to build a personal knowledge base for AI

​Build your first automation using your data

​Leave with a working AI-automation stack

​Free n8n cloud credits and swag

​Free dinner and drinks! (sponsored by Pinecone & n8n)

​Agenda 6:00-6:30pm - Dinner, Open social/networking 6:30-6:45pm - Intro presentation 6:45-7:00pm - Pinecone account & KB setup 7:00-7:30pm - n8n: setup server & 1st WF (guided) 7:30-8:15pm - Open build session, 1:1 help

​This is a hands-on workshop, so bring your laptop! Everything will be in the cloud, so you don’t need a high-end machine, just a browser.

​Beginner-level event: No programming experience needed! We’ll be using no-code tools and AI to assist in the building.

​Free food & drinks, and prizes! n8n and Pinecone are both sponsoring the event, and pitching in prizes to give away! Be sure to catch the kick-off at 6pm to be eligible for give-away.

​Luma registration & check-in required! As part of n8n’s sponsorship, we must track attendance in Luma for this one event. Please RSVP today!

​Bring-your-own data: Pinecone’s Assistants provides answers grounded in your own data (with citations!). Bring something to reference (context), like work or school docs, research on a side project, etc. You can also pick a website as a source, and we’ll automate pulling data from it.

​Bring an automation idea: What do you want to automate? Think about how your extra context could be used by an AI to generate, summarize, or classify text. Each automation has its own input and/or trigger, plus the extra context that the assistant uses on every session.