Choose a specific user problem, then build a complete workflow that someone else can configure and reuse.
Use these ideas as starting points. You can submit other use cases, roles, and app combinations. An idea's inclusion here doesn't guarantee approval.
Search the template library to see what already exists. Define the audience, expected input, useful output, and setup requirements before building.
A generic prompt or a single API call needs context and reusable logic to become a useful template. Add the logic the use case needs, such as validation, matching, routing, duplicate handling, or review. Keep the workflow focused.
For AI workflows, define what the model should do, how you check its output, and what happens when it can't produce a useful answer.
The examples describe possible scope, not tested workflows. Check service APIs, permissions, and dependencies before choosing apps. Build and test the implementation yourself.
Open an idea for its suggested scope.
Use the Template submission guidelines to check originality, testing, and setup requirements. Add Add sticky notes to templates that explain the workflow you tested, then n8n Creator hub. The Creator portal generates the title and description automatically.