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Call Atlas Cloud LLM, image, and video models from n8n workflows using the community nodes.

The Atlas Cloud community nodes bring LLM chat and asynchronous media generation into n8n, so you can wire model calls into automations alongside your other integrations.

npm package: n8n-nodes-atlascloud

Installation

In n8n, go to Settings → Community Nodes → Install.

Enter the package name:

n8n-nodes-atlascloud

Confirm the install and refresh n8n. The Atlas Cloud nodes appear in the node panel.

Community nodes are only installable on self-hosted n8n instances, and require the instance owner's permission.

Adding credentials

Create an API key at console/api-keys.

In n8n, create a new credential of type Atlas Cloud API.

Paste the key and save. Every Atlas Cloud node in your workflows can now reference this credential.

The nodes

Atlas Cloud Chat

Calls the OpenAI-compatible chat endpoint.

FieldPurpose
System PromptSets model behavior
User PromptThe request
TemperatureSampling randomness
Max TokensOutput length cap
Extra MessagesAdditional conversation turns for multi-step context

Atlas Cloud Task Submit

Submits an image or video generation job. The node discovers available categories and models, then renders the parameter form from the selected model's schema — so you get the right fields for that specific model rather than a generic form.

Two modes:

ModeBehavior
Submit OnlyReturns the prediction ID immediately. Pair with Task Status later
Wait for CompletionBlocks until the job finishes and returns the result

For video models, prefer Submit Only. Generation can take minutes, and holding an n8n execution open that long is fragile — a queue-and-poll design survives restarts and timeouts much better.

Atlas Cloud Task Status

Checks a job by prediction ID. Configurable polling interval, timeout, and retry count.

A typical asynchronous workflow: Task Submit (Submit Only) → store the ID → WaitTask Status → branch on the result.

Example workflows

The repository includes importable graphs under workflows/:

FilePattern
01-chatbot.jsonLLM chat responder
02-text-to-image.jsonSynchronous image generation
03-async-video.jsonSubmit, poll, and handle the finished video

Notes

  • The nodes are maintained in the open-source repository rather than shipped with n8n, so they lag the newest models by some margin. If a model you need is missing from the picker, call the HTTP Request node against the API directly.
  • Generation is billed the same as any other API call. See Model Billing.
  • For long-running video jobs, webhooks are more reliable than polling — point the webhook at an n8n Webhook trigger node.

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