Create Advanced Sequential AI Agents in Flowise + N8N With Vision and Web Design Skills | Part 2

Are you ready to give your AI Agents advanced powers such as vision, coding and web design skills? With the latest models such as Google Gemini 1.5 Pro and DeepSeek Coder this is now possible.
In this video, We'll show you how to create an agentic workflow that generates original mobile responsive web pages using vision, coding, and research tools.
We'll also cover 3x powerful N8N automations that can generate images and capture screenshots for our web design agents.
This is the year of building agentic teams capable of automating various tasks in your company and it's a great example of what's possible when you create teams of agents that can work together on projects and accelerate your productivity.
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[@sitedev]

This is pretty cool. One question: why didn’t you build the entire project using n8n alone? What value does Flowise bring for the main agent orchestration versus n8n?

[@OnyxStudiosInteractive]

That's a good question. Both Flowise and N8N each have their own unique strengths. When it comes to designing AI workflows, Flowise has more AI focused tools as well as a better chat interface. As far as agent orchestration, Flowise also has more options than N8N since it's built from the ground up for AI. For this build though you could also do it in N8N since it's pretty straightforward. I just tend to use Flowise though for designing AI Agentflows because its interface is more intuitive in the same way that N8N's interface is more intuitive when creating automations. They work pretty well together as a team.

[@sitedev]

@ That’s interesting and thanks for the speedy reply. I recently created a Competitor Analysis tool using a n8n workflow where I used a Flowise workflow as a tool for a LLM tasked with research. The Flowise workflow contained an agentic rag flow using the LlamaIndex nodes to interact with 15 company knowledge bases while the n8n workflow took care of constructing the final reports. Dead easy to setup and super satisfying to see it working.