n8n-nodes-capacities

This repository contains the code for the n8n nodes that interact with the Capacities API.

API Versions

This node ships two versions side by side:

• v2 (default for new nodes) talks to the current Capacities v1 API. Tokens are scoped to a single space, so there's no more Space ID selector. Weblink tags use the v1 property model and are selected from existing RootTag objects.
• v1 (legacy, kept for existing workflows) talks to the deprecated Capacities Beta API. Workflows created before this update keep using it unchanged. Capacities is retiring the Beta API on 2026-09-01 — after that date, v1-typed nodes will stop working and existing workflows should be re-saved with a new Capacities node (or have their node version bumped) to pick up v2.

If you're building a new workflow, use a fresh Capacities node and a personal API token generated under Settings → Capacities API in the desktop app.

Installation

Install the package into your n8n instance (Community Edition or self-hosted) so the bundled node becomes
available in the editor sidebar. The n8n team recommends pnpm, but npm should also work as well.

pnpm add @muench-dev/n8n-nodes-capacities

Prefer npm? Run npm install @muench-dev/n8n-nodes-capacities instead.

Node Features

• Space operations
  • Get the space the API token is scoped to
  • Retrieve structure metadata for the space
• Search operations
  • Query notes, bookmarks, or other content, optionally filtered by structure type
• Weblink operations
  • Save URLs into Capacities, including optional markdown, title, description, and searchable tag properties
• Tag operations
  • Save tags as RootTag objects for later use in object tag properties
• Daily note operations
  • Append markdown to a daily note, optionally skipping the automatic timestamp or targeting a specific date

Screenshots

Development

1. Install dependencies using pnpm (recommended for this repository):

pnpm install

2. Build the distributable bundle (outputs to dist/):

pnpm build

3. Run the linter to ensure n8n community guidelines are met:

pnpm lint

4. Execute the Jest test suites (API requests are mocked):

pnpm test

Additional context for contributors—coding conventions, testing strategy, and release process—is documented in AGENTS.md.