Trigger AI coding agents from n8n, your API, or any webhook
A REST API and an n8n-verified node. A Jira ticket, Linear issue or GitHub event can start an agent in a live CloudCLI environment.
If it can fire an HTTP request, it can start an agent
The real mechanisms are the REST API and the n8n-verified node. The apps are what you wire into them.
An issue tracker
A new Jira or Linear issue starts a session. The agent reads the issue and gets to work.
A git event
A GitHub issue or push kicks off a fix in a real environment, with a branch or PR at the end.
A schedule
A cron trigger runs maintenance, dependency bumps, or a recurring task while you sleep.
Anything with a webhook
If a tool can fire an HTTP request or sit in an n8n workflow, it can start an agent.
Build the workflow, not the plumbing
n8n handles the routing between apps. CloudCLI runs the agent inside a real, persistent environment.
Drag the CloudCLI node into any workflow
Add a trigger for the app you care about, wire it into the verified @cloudcli-ai/n8n-nodes-cloud-cli node, and pick Execute Agent. Map the ticket into the agent's message, choose the provider, and decide whether it opens a branch or a PR.
The agent runs in a real environment, not a black box
The workflow does not just call a model. It runs an agent inside a persistent CloudCLI environment with the repo checked out, a shell, and the file tree. Open that same environment in the browser or your IDE to watch it work, take over, or review the branch it produced.
Published n8n workflow templates
See a full app-to-agent wiring end to end and adapt it. Swap the trigger, remap the fields, change the provider.
Jira to CloudCLI
Turn a new Jira ticket into a coding session with Claude Code.
Linear to CloudCLI
Start an AI coding agent from a Linear issue.
GitHub to CloudCLI
Implement an AI-ready GitHub issue and post a Telegram summary when it is done.
FAQ
Yes. @cloudcli-ai/n8n-nodes-cloud-cli is an n8n-verified community node. It can create, start, stop, and delete CloudCLI environments and execute an agent inside one, so an n8n workflow can run Claude Code or any supported coding agent as a step, with the trigger coming from Jira, Linear, GitHub, a webhook, or a schedule.
Install the verified @cloudcli-ai/n8n-nodes-cloud-cli node in n8n, add your CloudCLI API key as its credential, then use the Execute Agent operation in a workflow. Wire any trigger, such as Jira, GitHub, a schedule, or a webhook, into it. There are published templates for Jira, Linear, and GitHub you can start from.
Yes. The REST API covers creating and managing environments and executing an agent on a running one. Responses from the execute endpoint stream back as the agent works. The n8n node is built on top of this same API.
Yes, through n8n. Published templates turn a new Jira ticket or a Linear issue into a CloudCLI coding session: the issue fires the trigger, the CloudCLI node runs the agent, and the result comes back with a branch or PR.
Every API request, and the n8n node, use your CloudCLI API key in the X-API-KEY header. Create and revoke keys from the API keys page. Nothing else is required to start wiring workflows.
Drop an agent into the workflow you already run
A REST API and an n8n-verified node. Trigger a coding agent from the tools your team already uses.