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Last updated Feb 15, 2026

n8n community node for Latitude.so - Execute AI prompts with dynamic parameters

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Description

n8n community node for Latitude. run versioned LLM prompts, continue multi-turn conversations, and push external logs back into Latitude — all from n8n workflows.

in n8n: settings > community nodes

n8n-nodes-latitude

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what it does

three operations, all working per-item across your n8n workflow:

  • run prompt — execute a Latitude prompt by path, with dynamic parameters extracted from {{ variable }} placeholders. supports version pinning and custom identifiers
  • chat — continue a multi-turn conversation using the conversationUuid from a previous run
  • create log — push externally-generated conversations into Latitude for observability
  • also works as an AI agent tool — drop it into n8n’s agent node and let the LLM call Latitude prompts dynamically.

    install

    n8n cloud or self-hosted UI

    settings > community nodes > install n8n-nodes-latitude

    manual (self-hosted)

    cd /path/to/n8n
    npm install n8n-nodes-latitude
    

    restart n8n

    credentials

    create Latitude API credentials in n8n with:

    | field | required | where to find it |
    |:—|:—|:—|
    | apiKey | yes | Latitude dashboard > settings > API keys (starts with lat_) |
    | projectId | yes | project URL: app.latitude.so/projects/{id} |
    | gatewayUrl | no | only for self-hosted Latitude instances. leave empty for cloud |

    usage

    run a prompt

    select a prompt from the dropdown (fetched live from your Latitude project). parameters are auto-detected from {{ placeholder }} syntax in the prompt content and presented as a dynamic dropdown.

    options:

  • custom identifier — tag the run for filtering in Latitude dashboard
  • version UUID — pin to a specific prompt version instead of live
  • chat (continue conversation)

    pass the conversationUuid from a previous run result, plus one or more messages with role (user / assistant / system) and content.

    create log

    select a prompt path, provide the conversation messages, and optionally include the AI response text. useful for logging conversations that happened outside Latitude.

    simplified output

    enabled by default. strips the full conversation history and returns:

    {
      "uuid": "conversation-uuid",
      "text": "model response",
      "usage": { "promptTokens": 150, "completionTokens": 42, "totalTokens": 192 },
      "cost": 0.0023,
      "toolCalls": [{ "id": "...", "name": "...", "arguments": {} }]
    }
    

    disable simplify to get the raw SDK response including full conversation array.

    error handling

  • per-item error isolation — if continueOnFail is enabled in n8n, failed items return { error, errorCode, status } instead of halting the workflow
  • API keys are automatically redacted from error messages before they reach n8n logs
  • development

    pnpm install
    pnpm build          # tsc + gulp (copies icons to dist/)
    pnpm lint           # eslint
    pnpm format         # prettier
    

    output goes to dist/. only dist/ is published to npm.

    project structure

    credentials/
      LatitudeApi.credentials.ts    — API key, project ID, gateway URL
    nodes/Latitude/
      Latitude.node.ts              — main node class
      actions/
        runPrompt.operation.ts      — run operation
        chat.operation.ts           — chat operation
        createLog.operation.ts      — log operation
      methods/
        loadOptions.ts              — dynamic dropdowns (prompts, parameters)
      shared/
        descriptions.ts             — n8n UI field definitions
        transport.ts                — SDK client factory
        utils.ts                    — parameter extraction, error sanitization
        types.ts                    — TypeScript types
    

    requirements

  • n8n (cloud or self-hosted)
  • node >= 18
  • Latitude account with API key

license

MIT