n8n is an automation platform hosted on GitHub, provided by the n8n-io organization. It’s useful for building and running workflow automations (integrations and processes) based on the project’s code and documentation available on the GitHub page.
Project status
- Actively maintained: GitHub shows very recent activity (last upstream push on 2026-07-30) with multiple n8n updates arriving in late July 2026, including patch and feature-focused changes.
- Apparent cadence: Several updates over roughly a week (for example, 2.31.5 to 2.33.1 between 2026-07-22 and 2026-07-29), plus a same-day upstream push, indicating an active development and regular patch cycle rather than maintenance mode.
AI summary generated
Recent updates
n8n@1.123.68
Release n8n@1.123.68 includes a documented bug fix for the Onfleet Trigger Node regarding an incorrect content type. However, the code diff contains many repository-level CI and release-process changes that are not mentioned in the release notes, including new GitHub Actions, removed actions, and updates to version/release scripting.
n8n@2.33.3
n8n 2.33.3 is a maintenance release with two bug fixes. It includes an adjustment to how the core imports “security audit risk reporters” and a reliability fix for the MCP Server Trigger Node to only persist execution data after the tool call completes.
Securityn8n@2.32.7
n8n@2.32.7 is described in the release notes as a small core bug fix related to importing security audit risk reporters with a file extension. The actual diff is much broader and includes significant behavioral changes around MCP tool name normalization and collision handling, input-schema handling for MCP tools, and additional hardening for expression and filesystem tools.
BreakingSecurityn8n@2.33.2
n8n@2.33.2 was published as a small patch release. The release notes document only a bug fix to preserve AI Assistant sandbox provider selection.
n8n@2.32.6
Release 2.32.6 documents a single bug fix, updating the schedule trigger to accept 5-field cron expressions. The provided code diff, however, shows multiple unrelated internal changes across MCP tool handling, agent configuration schema, security hardening, and AI orchestration behavior that are not mentioned in the release notes.
Securityn8n@2.33.1
n8n 2.33.1 adds improved support for external lifecycle hooks by exposing additional workflow hook context to those hooks. This primarily benefits developers building custom external hooks that need more information about the surrounding workflow execution.
Featuresn8n@2.33.0
n8n 2.33.0 focuses on AI agent builder reliability improvements, plus a number of core and node-level bug fixes that affect scheduling, OAuth/MCP integration, and permissions. It also introduces new capability around agent tool eligibility (verified community nodes) and admin-managed instance credentials.
BreakingSecurityFeaturesn8n@2.31.7
n8n@2.31.7 contains two documented core bug fixes. It avoids loading execution data during the credentials security audit, and it updates S3 SigV4 signing to use strict S3 object path encoding (RFC 3986-style canonicalization).
n8n@2.32.5
The release notes for n8n@2.32.5 document only a core bug fix for signing S3 object paths with strict RFC 3986 encoding. The actual code diff shows additional, non-noted changes primarily in the MCP (Model Context Protocol) agent/tool runtime, including tool name normalization, collision handling, and callback/context metadata changes that can alter developer-visible behavior.
n8n@2.31.6
Release 2.31.6 documents a single bug fix in core related to stopping Instance AI follow-up runs from looping when they keep failing before an agent starts. The code diff for this release shows additional, unrelated changes across database schema, workflow publication behavior, Instance AI error rendering, security hardening, and tool behavior that are not mentioned in the release notes.
Securityn8n@2.32.4
n8n 2.32.4 is a patch release focused on fixing issues in the core AI Assistant related workflows. It addresses LLM verification call fallback behavior and prevents Instance AI follow-up runs from repeatedly looping when failures occur before the agent starts.
n8n@2.32.3
n8n v2.32.3 is a maintenance release focused on a single editor bug fix. It restores the agent channel credential setup in the editor, addressing a regression that could prevent credentials from being configured correctly for agent channels.
n8n@2.32.2
n8n 2.32.2 primarily changes the editor naming for the preview/legacy “AI Agent” node to “AI Agent V1”. The code diff also removes an “Deprecating soon” transition badge behavior and associated i18n string, replacing it with the remaining “early preview” badge behavior.
n8n@2.31.5
Release n8n@2.31.5 documents three bug fixes: coercing AWS request header values to strings before signing, fixing an AI Agent issue related to tools connected through HITL tools, and improving editor dropdown tooltip placement. The code diff content provided for this release, however, appears heavily dominated by additions of internal agent skill specification markdown files. Those internal changes are not mentioned in the release notes.
n8n@2.32.1
n8n 2.32.1 was published as a patch release over 2.32.0, but the provided release notes contain no documented changes or PR details. As a result, this release has no clear, developer-facing information about API, behavior, security, or migration impacts based on the supplied notes.
n8n@1.123.67
The GitHub release notes for n8n@1.123.67 contain no substantive, documented changes (only comparison links and auto-generated PR review badges). The actual diff provided shows the release is dominated by GitHub CI and release automation changes, including new telemetry/metrics infrastructure, new composite actions, and modifications to version bumping logic.
Securityn8n@2.32.0
n8n 2.32.0 focuses on fixes across core execution, editor UX, and the AI builder, with several changes affecting MCP (Model Context Protocol) and Instance AI behavior. Notable items include improved handling of MCP workflow executions and tool transport defaults, plus safer AI assistant calls via added timeouts and more prompt cancellation.
n8n@2.31.4
n8n v2.31.4 includes a focused fix in the workflow editor to prevent invalid grouped elements from remaining in a saved workflow. This should reduce editor inconsistencies and related issues when saving workflows that contain invalid group structures.
n8n@2.30.8
The published release notes for n8n@2.30.8 document only two bug fixes, one in core (AI Agent tool visibility via HITL tools) and one in the editor (auto-ungrouping invalid groups on save). The actual code diff for this release includes additional, substantial changes in computer-use module activation and shell sandbox behavior, plus AI utilities tracing changes that redact HTTP header values. None of those additional behavioral changes are mentioned in the release notes.
Securityn8n@1.123.66
n8n@1.123.66 primarily documents a single bug fix, for the Code Node where external modules were not working even when allowed in n8n version 1.x. No other runtime, API, or breaking changes are mentioned in the release notes.