Luka Pilic × the n8n podcast
Luka Pilic scaled n8n from a two-hour side project to 700 production workflows inside StepStone, a 3,000-person enterprise. Along the way he built the platform that made it manageable. Now it's open source.
n8n Library is a self-hosted management layer that sits alongside your n8n instance: template library, credential provisioning, prompt versioning, monitoring, service desk, knowledge base and an AI assistant.
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What's inside
Once you pass a handful of workflows, the hard problems stop being node configuration and start being management: who can build, what already exists, and what changed. n8n Library covers that layer.
A searchable library of proven workflow templates, plus credential provisioning so new builders get access on day one instead of waiting weeks on IT tickets. Removing credential friction is how adoption spread at StepStone.
Prompts are code, so they get version control. Every prompt change is tracked with a diff viewer, so when an AI workflow starts behaving differently you can see exactly what changed and roll it back.
Know what's running, what failed and who needs help. A built-in service desk gives non-technical builders somewhere to go, and auto-generated documentation keeps every workflow explained.
Modeled on the Autobot that Luka's team runs internally: describe the automation you want and the assistant scores its feasibility, points you at existing templates and the knowledge base, and tells you what to build before anyone writes a single node. The last mile of workflow building stays human, on purpose.
This isn't a demo project. It's the management layer that grew inside one of Europe's largest job platforms as n8n spread from one marketing team to the whole company. Every feature exists because something broke without it.
Luka already hit the walls: the credential bottleneck, the prompt that silently changed, the workflow nobody documented. The platform that fixes them is free and open source. Grab it.
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