v2.4.0

Kybernus v2.4.0 Release Notes

What's New
We're excited to introduce the n8n Automation Engine to the Kybernus stack! Expanding beyond code-based templates (Java, Python, Node, Next.js), you can now scaffold production-ready enterprise workflow automation environments in seconds.

🤖 The n8n Enterprise Stack
Running basic n8n is easy, but running it for an enterprise requires robust infrastructure. We've built an architecture that's scalable, reliable, and secure:

PostgreSQL 16: Replaced the default SQLite with a high-performance relational database capable of handling heavy concurrent workflow execution.
Persistent Local Volumes: Binary files are now saved to the disk rather than bloating the database, ensuring long-term stability.
Custom Docker Image: Extended the official n8n image to include Python 3, pip, and Node.js. You can now run heavy Python scripts (pandas, requests) directly inside your workflows.
Golden Workflows Included: Every template ships with a pre-configured Global Error Handler (for monitoring fail states) and an Auto Backup routine (to export all your automations daily).

🎯 4 Ready-to-use Use Cases
When selecting the n8n stack, Kybernus will ask you to pick a starting scenario:

Default: The clean infrastructure base with error handling and backups. Ready to build anything.
AI Assistant: A complete Webhook -> OpenAI pipeline ready to be connected to frontends for customer support.
CRM Tracker: A scheduled routine that reads leads from Google Sheets, enriches them, and creates contacts in HubSpot/Pipedrive.
System Monitor: A ping-based health checker that monitors your SaaS endpoints and alerts via Discord/Slack if a server goes down.

Developer Experience
Handlebars Safe-mode: We engineered a custom parser integration so that Kybernus's scaffolding engine safely ignores n8n's internal {{ }} expression syntax, ensuring JSON blueprints compile natively.
Step-by-Step Guides: Every scaffolded project includes a highly specific SETUP.md with numbered instructions telling the user exactly what credentials to configure inside the UI to get their specific template working.

Upgrade Path
Just run the latest executable to start generating your n8n pipelines:
npx kybernus@latest init