Generate and send a joke or quote
Use AI to generate a daily quote with context on weekdays and a joke on weekends, then email it.
This workflow prompts OpenAI for an inspirational quote on weekdays and a joke on the weekends. The quote is enriched with some context. Afterwards, the joke or the quote is sent via email.
- Daily schedule trigger at 08:00 London time
- Weekend detection using the dateHelper component
- Condition-based branching: AI joke on weekends, AI quote on weekdays
- OpenAI gpt-4o-mini generates structured JSON responses via a response schema
- Weekday quotes enriched with historical context and usage
- Gmail email delivery with dynamic subject and body from AI response
- OpenAI API key
- Google Mail (Gmail) connection
Anyone who wants a daily AI-generated email — a contextual inspirational quote during the week and a fresh joke on weekends.
- Trigger: the workflow fires every day at 08:00 Europe/London.
- Check if it's the weekend using the dateHelper isWeekend component with the trigger timestamp.
- Condition branches on the result: TRUE path for weekends, FALSE path for weekdays.
- Weekend (TRUE): prompt OpenAI for a joke in JSON format (setup + punchline), then send it as an email with the setup as subject and punchline as body.
- Weekday (FALSE): prompt OpenAI for a quote in JSON format (author + quote + context), then send it as an email with the author as subject and the quote plus context as body.
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