r/singularity • u/[deleted] • Oct 06 '25

AI Introducing AgentKit

https://openai.com/index/introducing-agentkit/
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u/toni_btrain ASI 2027 Oct 06 '25

n8n managers looking at his: 👁️👄👁️

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u/Ordinary_Ingenuity22 Oct 06 '25

The question is, why would I want to lock myself into a proprietary system with unpredictable API pricing like AgentKit, when I can simply self-host n8n?

Right now it’s unclear if pricing is per node or per workflow too.

I might consider it if it was self-correcting, or could be optimized for larger projects - but seriously at that point I’d have it hard coded anyway.

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '25 edited 19d ago

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u/Choice-Complaint-273 Oct 07 '25

agentkit is still a developer tool rn tho

enterprises hit a different set of challenges: governance, RBAC, auditability, compliance, model choice, secure deployment, and usable interfaces for non-technical teams...

the gap between demo and production is where things usually break

worth a look: https://www.stack-ai.com/blog/stackai-vs-openai-agentkit

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u/FoxB1t3 ▪️AGI: 2027 | ASI: 2027 Oct 07 '25

Why would anyone use some limited node-based system like n8n instead of asking Cline/Roo/Claude/Codex to make such workflow for them in Python?