According to a recent LinkedIn post from n8n, the company is promoting a time‑boxed hackathon event in New York City focused on building automation workflows that move from planning in Miro to implementation in n8n. The post highlights two named judges, one from n8n and one from Miro, who will assess participants on robustness and real‑world applicability of their builds.
The post also notes that the event is fully booked and that additional n8n team members will attend, indicating active community engagement and ecosystem development around its automation platform. For investors, this activity suggests continued emphasis on developer advocacy and deeper product integration with Miro, which could support user adoption, expand enterprise use cases, and strengthen n8n’s positioning within the workflow automation and productivity tools market over time.