> What sets n8n apart from many other automation tools is that it’s open-source, can be self-hosted, and offers nearly limitless integration options.

For what it’s worth n8n is not open-source nor do they claim to be. They use a custom license and advertise themselves as fair-code.

Most of these automations get easily killed off - I suggest learning to go deep and focus.

I don’t understand what sets this apart from any other random AI scraper I don’t want wasting my resources. It’s possibly worse because of the brute force tools involved. Is the assumption here that you’re allowed to run this tool against any website that runs a bug bounty program? Or do you have more refined criteria?