TNT Review n8n Starter Workflow Pack
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Six real, ready-to-import n8n workflows, each already covered by its own guide on
tntreview.com. This pack is just the convenience of grabbing all six at once.

01-daily-rss-digest-to-email.json
  Checks an RSS feed every morning and emails you a digest of what's new.
  Guide: https://tntreview.com/n8n-rss-digest-template/

02-website-uptime-checker.json
  Checks a site every 10 minutes and emails you only when it goes down.
  Guide: https://tntreview.com/n8n-uptime-checker-template/

03-slack-alert-on-form-submission.json
  A public n8n form that posts straight to a Slack webhook on submit.
  Guide: https://tntreview.com/n8n-slack-form-alert-template/

04-merge-two-sources-by-field.json
  Combines two data sources by a shared field (e.g. email), the three
  different ways n8n's Merge node can do it.
  Guide: https://tntreview.com/n8n-merge-by-matching-field-explained/

05-daily-quote-to-slack.json
  Posts a free random quote to Slack every morning.
  Guide: https://tntreview.com/n8n-daily-quote-slack-template/

06-email-alert-on-workflow-failure.json
  n8n's built-in Error Trigger wired to email you the real error from any
  OTHER workflow you point at it.
  Guide: https://tntreview.com/n8n-email-alert-workflow-failure/

How to use each one
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1. In n8n: Workflows -> Import from File -> choose the .json file.
2. Each workflow has one or more placeholder values (a webhook URL, an email
   address, a credential) -- open the node mentioned in its own guide above
   and replace the placeholder with your real value.
3. Activate the workflow.

What was actually checked
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Every workflow here was validated against n8n's own schema, connection and
expression checker (0 errors each) before being included. Several were also
checked against a real live data source or a real local test, as described
in each workflow's own guide -- see the guide for exactly what evidence
exists for that specific workflow; don't assume every one was run
end-to-end against a live n8n instance.

No credentials, API keys or secrets are included in any file -- every
placeholder is clearly marked and must be replaced with your own.
