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Omolola Ajide

Week 16

Web form to classified record

I built an intake system for a phone and laptop repair shop (a scenario called Afri-Tech) that turns a free-text web form into a clean, categorised Airtable record. A customer submits a Tally form with their name, email, optional phone number and a description of the problem. The form sends the request to an n8n workflow through a webhook. A JavaScript step extracts the details and checks the submission is usable. OpenAI then identifies the device, the type of repair, the urgency, a one-line summary and a drafted acknowledgement, choosing only from fixed lists. A second JavaScript step checks the AI's answer before anything is saved, and the record is created in Airtable with the customer's original message kept beside the classification. When a request is unclear, mentions more than one device, or isn't a repair request, it's marked "Needs review" for a person to look at instead of being guessed. Submissions that fail validation go to a separate Rejected submissions table, so nothing disappears silently. The acknowledgement is only a draft. Nothing is sent automatically. Tools: Tally, n8n, OpenAI, Airtable.

Jeremiah Oche

Week 15

AI article draft generator

My worry wasn’t whether I could connect a topic to AI. That part is easy. My worry was: would the output be good enough that I’d want to use it? Generic AI writing doesn’t solve the real problem; it just moves the work from “writing” to “rewriting everything the AI got wrong.” So I built the pipeline around three things I didn’t want my AI doing: sounding like a stranger, making things up, and going unchecked. Tools: n8n, Google Sheets, Tavily, OpenAI, Google Docs, Telegram. What it does: A new row in Sheets with the topic and tone kicks it off. Tavily searches the topic for current information, keeping the article grounded in facts instead of the model’s memory. It pulls 1–2 samples of writing and uses them as a style reference. An AI writer combines everything into a draft, title, meta description, tags, and article. A second AI step reviews it, scores it, identifies what’s weak, and retries once with that feedback if the score is low. The draft saves to Google Docs, the sheet updates with its link and score, and Telegram notifies me when it’s ready.

Jeremiah Oche

Week 14

Snap-a-receipt expense logger

I built a simple expense tracker using n8n, Telegram, OpenAI Vision, Google Sheets, and Google Drive. I can send a photo of a receipt, invoice, or bank transfer confirmation to my Telegram bot. n8n receives the image and sends it to OpenAI Vision, which reads the vendor, date, amount, category, and reference number. The information is then cleaned up and added to Google Sheets. Before saving it, the workflow checks if the image is clear and also checks if I have already logged the same expense. If the image is unclear, the bot asks me to send a clearer one. If it is a duplicate, it tells me that it has already been logged. For new expenses, the original image is saved to Google Drive, and the link is added to the Google Sheets row. One problem I had was that the image was getting lost during the workflow before it reached Google Drive. I fixed this with a Code node that brings the original image back before uploading it. At the end, the bot sends me a message showing exactly what was recorded, so I can quickly check that everything is correct.

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If I could plot a graph of my growth since joining StackedHQ, it will show how far I have come. And it is not just my skills, my LinkedIn is in the ups too. This community was exactly what I wanted when I submitted my capstone project and thought, what next?

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Akogun Imoleayo

Stacked is the best thing that has happened to me in automation. I started learning AI automation without a community and no one to keep me accountable — that's changed within the span of three weeks. Presentation hasn't been my strongest point, but breaking down a workflow three times in three weeks is great progress.

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Success Enyi

I learnt a lot from the reviews I got and the workflows I reviewed. My ability to present my work through videos is on the rise. I can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel. StackedHQ has provided me a torch to guide my way forward.

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Emeka Amah

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Opeyemi Joseph Ajayi

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Rachael Chidera Eneh

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David Dickson