@deepidealab/n8n-nodes-tracira

This is an n8n community node for Tracira.

Tracira monitors AI outputs from your automations, evaluates them against rules, and lets you inspect execution results from inside n8n workflows.

n8n is a fair-code licensed workflow automation platform.

Installation

Follow the n8n community node installation guide.

Install package name:

@deepidealab/n8n-nodes-tracira

If you already installed the legacy unscoped package n8n-nodes-tracira, uninstall it and install the scoped package instead.

For local development:

npm install
npm run verify

Operations

The node currently supports the Execution resource with these operations:

• Log: Send an AI execution to Tracira for evaluation.
• Get: Fetch a single execution by ID.
• Get Many: List executions with filters such as status, flow, check, and date range.
• Set Decision: Approve or reject a flagged execution.

The node also supports the API resource with:

• Call: Make an arbitrary authenticated request to the Tracira API.

Credentials

Use the Tracira API credential.

You need a workspace webhook token from your Tracira dashboard:

1. Open Tracira.
2. Go to the integrations/token area of your workspace.
3. Copy the webhook token.
4. Paste it into the Workspace Token field in n8n.

The credential test calls GET /api/verify on Tracira and uses the token as a query parameter.

Compatibility

This package is being set up against the current n8n community-node tooling and Tracira API endpoints available as of March 7, 2026.

Usage

Typical pattern:

1. Run your AI step in n8n.
2. Send the model output to Tracira -> Execution -> Log.
3. Branch on the returned status, verdict, or confidenceScore.
4. Optionally query historic executions with Get or Get Many.

Current scope intentionally focuses on token-authenticated operations. Human decision updates are not included yet because the corresponding Tracira backend route is not token-authenticated.

Example workflow

An importable example workflow is available at examples/log-and-branch.workflow.json.

The example does this:

1. Starts from a manual trigger.
2. Logs an execution to Tracira.
3. Branches with an If node based on the returned status.

Verification notes

This package is structured to align with n8n's verification guidance:

• Built with the n8n-node toolchain.
• No runtime dependencies in package.json.
• No access to environment variables or file system from node code.
• MIT licensed.
• Published from GitHub Actions with npm provenance configured in .github/workflows/publish.yml.
• The published package is scanned with @n8n/scan-community-package after npm publication.

Maintainer release instructions are documented in PUBLISHING.md.

Resources

• n8n community nodes documentation
• Tracira
• Tracira API schema

Version history

0.2.1

Bring the n8n node surface back in line with the Make app by adding Set Decision and Make API Call, and make the decision endpoint token-authenticated for automation clients.

0.2.0

Move the package to the @deepidealab npm scope so the node is published under the business organization instead of a personal npm account.

0.1.8

Add codex categories and search aliases to improve Tracira discoverability in the editor node picker.

0.1.7

Remove the invalid Developer Tools node category so Tracira remains visible in the editor on self-hosted n8n.

0.1.6

Replace newer declarative node features with a plain execute-style implementation for broader self-hosted n8n compatibility.

0.1.5

Reduce node-description metadata to older-safe fields for self-hosted n8n compatibility.

0.1.4

Use a current npm CLI in the publish workflow to satisfy npm trusted publishing requirements.

0.1.3

Force GitHub Actions to publish via npm trusted publishing instead of any inherited token environment.

0.1.2

Allow GitHub Actions trusted publishing while continuing to block accidental local publishes.

0.1.1

First GitHub Actions release with npm provenance and trusted publishing.

0.1.0

Initial Tracira node setup with execution logging and read operations.