Find and Compare Online Tools with GPT-4o and SerpAPI

Create an Open AI key: -Create an Open AI account. -Go to platform.openai.com/api-keysAfter creating an account, click on your name in the top right corner. -Click on your profile. -On the left side click on API keys. -Create a new secret key. -Give it a name (optional). -Create secret key and copy. -Open the n8n workflow. -Right click and open the first OpenAI chat model under Item finder tools Agent. -Click under credential to connect with and click create new credential. -Paste copied API Key in this position in n8n. -Use the same API key to open and connect with the OpenAI chat model for the Reviewer 1, Reviewer 2, Reviewer 3, Reviewer 4, Reviewer 5, and Compiler Tools Agents. -IMPORTANT: This workflow uses GPT-4o and GPT-4o-mini. This cost ~$0.06 per run. You must put money, recommend no more than $5, into your open ai account. -Click on your profile again. On left hand side click on billing. Add credit to balance. -Create SerpiApi account at https://serpapi.com/users/sign_up -After account creation, click on API key and copy it. -Right click open on serp API under the Item finder tools agent. -Click on credential to connect with. -Copy in API key. -Repeat the above 3 steps for Reviewer 1, Reviewer 2, Reviewer 3, Reviewer 4, and Reviewer 5 tools agent. -TIP: This workflow uses ~8-15 of the 100 free monthly SerpAPI searches. If you utilize more than 100 searches in a month you can create a new SerpAPI account and connect another API key to the tools agents. How to use: In the bottom, click on the open chat box. Type in the software item/tool you are trying to find. The workflow will automatically initiate. When it has completed you will see text on the right hand side under latest logs from the Compiler node. Scroll down until you see output. This is your information. I recommend copy and pasting it to a word document for ease of access at a later date. You can always find prior searches by clicking on executions at the top. You then right click and open the Compiler tools agent. Clicking on logs at the top and you will see the output information again.