Automate Court Date Reminders with AI and Supabase
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Effortlessly manage court dates with this n8n workflow. It leverages AI to process and store court date information, ensuring you never miss a deadline and automatically logging events for auditability.
About This Workflow
This n8n workflow streamlines the process of managing court dates by integrating powerful AI capabilities with robust data storage. Upon receiving a court date notification via a webhook, the system intelligently parses and embeds the information using Cohere embeddings. This data is then securely stored and indexed in a Supabase vector store for efficient retrieval and querying. An AI agent, powered by OpenAI, orchestrates the process, leveraging memory and the Supabase data to provide intelligent responses and actions. Finally, all activities are logged to a Google Sheet, creating a comprehensive audit trail for your court proceedings.
Key Features
- Automated Court Date Ingestion: Triggers automatically via a webhook to receive new court date information.
- AI-Powered Information Processing: Utilizes Cohere embeddings and OpenAI language models for intelligent data understanding and contextualization.
- Secure Data Storage & Retrieval: Leverages Supabase as a vector database for efficient storage and querying of court date details.
- Intelligent Agent & Memory: Employs an AI agent with memory to manage conversational context and decision-making.
- Comprehensive Logging: Automatically appends all workflow activities to a designated Google Sheet for easy auditing and record-keeping.
How To Use
- Configure Webhook: Set up the n8n Webhook node with your desired path (e.g.,
/court_date_reminder) to receive incoming court date data. - Set up AI Embeddings: Configure the Cohere Embeddings node with your Cohere API key. This node will be used to generate vector representations of your court date data.
- Integrate Supabase: Set up both the Supabase Vector Store 'Insert' and 'Query' nodes. Provide your Supabase API credentials and specify the index name (e.g.,
court_date_reminder). The 'Insert' node will store the vectorized data, and the 'Query' node will retrieve relevant information. - Configure AI Agent: Set up the AI Chat (OpenAI) and Agent nodes. Provide your OpenAI API key and ensure the Agent node is configured to use the 'Tool' node for accessing Supabase and the 'Memory' node for conversational context.
- Connect Google Sheets: Configure the Google Sheets node with your Google Sheets API credentials and specify the target spreadsheet and sheet name (e.g., 'Log') for logging workflow activities.
- Define Connections: Ensure all nodes are correctly connected as per the workflow's logic, passing data from the webhook through the AI processing, storage, and logging stages.
Apps Used
Workflow JSON
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"id": "81cc1f6d-15b4-46bc-a873-4b3f03ef5f99",
"name": "Automate Court Date Reminders with AI and Supabase",
"nodes": 6,
"category": "Operations",
"status": "active",
"version": "1.0.0"
}Note: This is a sample preview. The full workflow JSON contains node configurations, credentials placeholders, and execution logic.
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