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Vrymnox

Last updated Nov 10, 2026

Vrymnox AI Node for n8n: run tools, model calls and webhooks through your Vrymnox gateway, with PII redaction, policy and audit on every step.

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Description

n8n-nodes-vrymnox

The Vrymnox AI Node for n8n. It sends each step of a workflow through your own Vrymnox
gateway, so every tool run, model call and webhook is checked against the agent’s identity and policy,
has personal data and secrets removed, and leaves an audit record.

The node never runs code itself. Each operation is one request to your gateway (POST /v1/node/run),
and the gateway runs exactly one allowed action against an upstream you configured.

Privacy

  • Personal data (email addresses, card numbers, US Social Security numbers, plus any terms and patterns
  • your policy adds) and secrets (private keys, API keys and access tokens) are redacted by the gateway
    before anything is forwarded or returned.

  • Nothing leaves your network except through your gateway. The node talks only to the gateway URL you
  • enter in the credential, and the gateway talks only to the upstreams you configured on it.

  • The node sends no telemetry to Vrymnox or anyone else.
  • Install

    On a self-hosted n8n instance:

    1. Open Settings, then Community Nodes.
    2. Select Install a community node.
    3. Enter n8n-nodes-vrymnox, accept the notice about community nodes, and select Install.

    The Vrymnox node then appears in the node panel. To install by hand instead, run
    npm install n8n-nodes-vrymnox in your n8n custom nodes folder (usually ~/.n8n/nodes) and restart n8n.

    Credential

    Create a Vrymnox Agent API credential with:

    | Field | What to enter |
    | —– | ————- |
    | Node Host URL | Your Vrymdor AI Node as this n8n instance can reach it, for example http://vrymnox-gateway:8080 (shown as “Gateway URL” before 1.0.3; saved credentials keep working) |
    | Agent ID | The agent’s ID from the Vrymnox console (AI agents, Register an agent), for example agt_3f9c2a7d1b8e4f60 |
    | Agent Secret | The secret shown once when the agent was registered. It starts with vrymagent |

    n8n stores the secret encrypted. On each run the node trades it for a short-lived token at the
    gateway’s /v1/token endpoint; the secret itself is never sent anywhere else. The credential test
    performs the same exchange.

    Example workflows

    Two ready workflows are in examples/. Download the file, then in n8n create a workflow, open the
    menu at the top right, choose Import from File and pick the file.

    | File | For | What it does |
    | —- | — | ———— |
    | vrymdor-node-workflow.json | self-hosted n8n with this node installed | Sample text, then Remove PII and Secrets, then an optional model call through the node |
    | vrymdor-n8n-cloud-workflow.json | n8n Cloud (until n8n verifies this node) | A Vrymdor token step (your node address in its URL, your agent in its Custom Auth credential), then the Vrymdor AI Node step. The note on the canvas has the steps |

    Each has a note on the canvas with its three steps. Run it and the output shows [REDACTED:EMAIL] and
    [REDACTED:CREDIT_CARD] where the sample had an email address and a card number.

    Operations

    | Operation | What it does |
    | ——— | ———— |
    | Remove PII and Secrets | Returns the input with personal data and secrets replaced by labels such as [REDACTED:EMAIL]. Needs no upstream. |
    | Run a Tool | Runs one MCP tool on a configured upstream, if the agent’s policy allows it. |
    | Call a Model | Sends a request body to a model API on a configured upstream, for example v1/messages. |
    | Send a Webhook | Sends a payload to a webhook configured on the gateway. |
    | Check Only (Dry Run) | Runs every check for a tool, model or webhook action without forwarding anything. |

    Common fields:

  • Upstream: the name of an upstream configured on your gateway, for example github.
  • Input: the data to clean, the tool arguments, the model request body or the webhook payload.
  • By default it is the incoming item ({{ $json }}).

  • Held actions: if your policy holds a model, tool or webhook call, the node never waits and never asks
  • anyone: the item returns decision: hold with vrymdor.action_ran: false, the action did not run, and the
    workflow continues.

    Safe Mode (never stops, never sends raw)

    From 1.0.3 the node keeps your workflow running when the AI Node cannot serve a step. Safe Mode starts when:

  • the AI Node cannot be reached (connection refused, DNS failure, connection reset),
  • it does not answer within the Timeout Budget (Options, default 3,000 ms for Remove PII and Secrets and Check
  • Only; model, tool and webhook calls wait up to 120 seconds, since the upstream does the work),

  • it answers that it is unavailable (HTTP 502, 503 or 504, or a proxy error page), or
  • it answers HTTP 402 because the free Community plan’s monthly requests (10,000) or agents (2) are used up.
  • Then the node masks the item locally with built-in, public-grade detectors (email addresses, card numbers that pass
    the Luhn check, US Social Security numbers, PEM private keys, OpenAI, Anthropic, Stripe, GitHub, AWS, Google and
    Slack keys, bearer tokens, JWTs, and string values under secret field names such as password or api_key), in the
    same [REDACTED:TYPE] format, and the workflow continues. Safe Mode has no runtime dependencies and none of the AI
    Node’s own engine, and it masks aggressively on purpose. It does not apply your custom policy or patterns.

    The item is marked so a later step can branch on it:

    { "ok": true, "decision": "safe_mode", "output": "Mail [REDACTED:EMAIL]", "redactions": { "EMAIL": 1 },
      "vrymdor": { "degraded": "safe_mode", "reason": "unreachable", "message": "Safe Mode: the Vrymdor AI Node could not be reached, so this item was masked locally and the workflow continued." } }
    

    reason is unreachable, timeout, unavailable, quotaexhausted or agentlimit. On a 402 the item also
    carries vrymdor.upgradeurl and vrymdor.upgradehint. For Run a Tool, Call a Model and **Send a
    Webhook** the action cannot run without the AI Node: the item returns ok: false, error.code safe_mode, the
    input masked locally as output, and vrymdor.action_ran (false, or unknown after a timeout, since the AI Node
    may have finished the action). Policy refusals and wrong credentials are not outages: they still raise an n8n error.

    Safe Mode never passes the input on unmasked. Every Safe Mode item is written to the n8n log as a warning.

    Check Only (dry run)

    Check Only runs every check on an action and sends nothing on. Its output is always masked, and redactions
    and report say what was found (categories, how sure each detector is, and a residual risk score). Choose
    Data Only (No Upstream) to see what your AI Node would mask in your own data before you turn masking on.

    Put the real values back (Rehydrate)

    With Options, Rehydrate on, each private value gets its own numbered token, such as [REDACTED:EMAIL_1], and
    the model never sees the real value. On Call a Model the answer comes back with the real values in one step. On
    Remove PII and Secrets the output carries a map_id; after your own model step, add a Vrymnox step with **Put
    Real Values Back** and that map_id.

  • Restore is all or nothing: if the model makes up, damages or swaps a token, nothing is put back and the step
  • raises an error (rehydratecheckfailed). A refused restore stops the workflow unless Continue On Fail is on;
    retry the model once, then send the item to a person.

  • Secrets (API keys, tokens, private keys and your secret patterns) are never put back.
  • Options, Only For: who the answer is for, by their real details, such as {{ $json.customer_email }}.
  • Separate more than one with commas. Only that person’s details can come back, so a reply to one customer can
    never carry another customer’s details. Your rules can require it on every restore.

  • The list of real values never leaves your AI Node.
  • Output

    Each item returns the gateway’s response: ok, decision (allow, hold, block or error),
    output, the redactions count by type, the rules that applied, hold_id when held, and an
    audit reference. A refusal raises an n8n error such as Vrymnox toolnotallowed: ...; with
    Continue On Fail the item carries an error field instead. Retries of the same execution reuse
    an idempotency key, so the action never runs twice.

    Changes

    1.0.5: security release. Only For on Put Real Values Back and on Call a Model with Rehydrate. *Check
    Only** can check data with no upstream (Data Only). Safe Mode masks phone numbers. Removed: Allow Unmasked
    Passthrough on Outage (an outage always masks) and Shadow Mode (use Check Only, whose output is always masked);
    a step saved with either option keeps working and is masked.

  • 1.0.4: Rehydrate: numbered tokens and Put Real Values Back.
  • 1.0.3: Safe Mode (above), with the Timeout Budget and Allow Unmasked Passthrough on Outage options; Shadow
  • mode (report only) and the sanitization report. A held action now returns at once and the workflow
    continues; the node never waits on anyone. The
    credential’s first field is now labeled Node Host URL (its key is unchanged). Still no runtime dependencies.

  • 1.0.2: author email for n8n ownership verification.
  • 1.0.1: published from GitHub Actions with npm provenance.

Compatibility

Built against n8n-workflow 2.x and n8n nodes API version 1. Requires Node.js 20.15 or later.

License

MIT, Vrymnox Systems LLC.

License and terms

Copyright (c) 2026 Vrymnox Systems LLC. This client is open source under the MIT License (LICENSE). Using the
Vrymdor AI Node service it connects to is governed by the Vrymdor Master Subscription Agreement
(https://vrymdor.com/msa) and the Acceptable Use Policy in the agreement set you accept when you sign up.

License and terms

Copyright (c) 2026 Vrymnox Systems LLC. This client is open source under the MIT License (LICENSE). Using the
Vrymdor AI Node service it connects to is governed by the Vrymdor Master Subscription Agreement
(https://vrymdor.com/msa) and the Acceptable Use Policy in the agreement set you accept when you sign up.

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