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Common questions · 4 min read

You do not need n8n to start

Workflows here are forms → prompt → your Mac. No node editor required.

n8n is excellent for connecting APIs, cron jobs, and multi-step automations across cloud services. Agent Witch targets a different job: repeatable AI tasks on a real Mac, with teammates who can request runs from the browser.

Your Mac runs the agent on local files.
Your Mac runs the agent on local files.

What a workflow means here

  • Form fields you fill in (client name, week, folder)
  • Those values assemble into a prompt template
  • Agent Witch runs Claude on the executor Mac

How Agent Witch stays simple

Library workflows are a clear form: fields assemble into a prompt, then your Mac runs the job. Keep n8n or Zapier for SaaS glue when you need it—use Agent Witch for Mac-side AI work your team can request from the browser.

Good starting point

Pick one recurring task, publish it as a workflow, save it to the library. You get structure without learning a node canvas. Pair with n8n later only if you need cross-service automation beyond Mac-side AI work.