Description
SourceGeek n8n node
This is an n8n community node. It lets you use SourceGeek’s tools in your n8n workflows: the same tools SourceGeek’s chat agent and its Claude connector use.
n8n is a fair-code licensed workflow automation platform.
Installation
Operations
Credentials
Compatibility
Development
Resources
Installation
Follow the installation guide in the n8n community nodes documentation.
Operations
One action per SourceGeek tool, grouped by resource:
- Search: fast and precision searches for candidates, companies and jobs, entity enrichment, rediscovered talent
- Employee Data: public profiles, companies, jobs, posts, comments and reactions, contact details
- Sheet and Shortlist: create and read sheets, score candidates, create shortlists, read shortlist feedback
- Project: list projects and tasks, plan and start tasks, read task results
- Memory and Workspace Context: remember, forget and list memories; read and update workspace context
- Occupation and Skill (ESCO) and Labour Market Statistics (CBS)
- Requires an n8n version with community node support (tested against 1.112).
- Version 2 of the node replaces version 1’s actions and its API keys, which worked with the old SourceGeek app.
Each action’s fields come from the tool’s input schema: required inputs are fields, optional ones are under Additional Fields. An action returns the tool’s result as the item’s JSON. List actions offer Return All and Limit instead: the node fetches the pages itself and returns one item per result. Tools that spend SourceGeek credits spend the workspace’s credits, as in the chat, for every page fetched.
Credentials
1. Sign in to SourceGeek at chat.sourcegeek.com.
2. Open Settings → Connected apps, and under API keys click Create API key.
3. Copy the key (it is shown once) and paste it into the API Key field of the SourceGeek API credential in n8n.
The key acts as you in that workspace. Revoke it under Settings → Connected apps to cut n8n off. Leave Base URL as https://chat.sourcegeek.com.
Compatibility
Development
The actions are built from nodes/SourceGeek/tools.json, a snapshot of SourceGeek’s tool catalog (GET /api/v1/tools). Refresh it when SourceGeek’s tools change:
SOURCEGEEKAPIKEY=sgk_... npm run sync-tools
npm run build && npm run lint


