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Sort groups of n8n workflow items with Jev

This n8n community add-on categorizes, rates, or checks items in a visual automation. Its guide explains question wording, batches, simultaneous requests, and separate routes for uncertain or failed items.

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Our summary

n8n connects visual steps into an automation. This community add-on applies Jev questions to the items passing through it. A step can choose a category, give a rating, ask yes or no, or send several questions before passing the answers onward.

The guide explains setup, private service keys, and routing answers into later steps. It also covers handling groups of items and limiting how many requests run at once. Clear descriptions of the available options help define what each question means.

More simultaneous requests can process work faster only within the service and machine limits. They can also raise spending or cause request rejections quickly. Limit the number in flight and give failed and uncertain items separate routes rather than treating the whole batch as successful.

Key takeaways

Choose the question type that fits the next step.
Limit simultaneous calls instead of sending everything at once.
Keep failed and uncertain items separate from accepted results.

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