We still have one issue. The summarized web research node is giving me an error. I’m assuming that one probably doesn’t use the Brave API key. It uses something else?
@leex279 I’ll put this one off to the side for now. I tried a few different things, but I can’t get that one to work. I’m still trying to learn n8n better. I’m hoping @ColeMedin will open up his classroom pretty soon. I’m on the waiting list. I did sign up for Nate Herk’s Skool for n8n to pick up a few things. Today was my first day.
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@southbayjay I can take a look later / this weekend and see if it works for me.
dynamouse.ai => happy to see you there soon 
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I’m still struggling to get this Brave Web Search node to work. I get this error “Header name must be a valid HTTP token [‘Brave Web Search API’]”. I don’t know where that header name is coming from since I configured the node with:
Name: X-Subscription-Token
Value:
Name: Accept
Value: application/json
Name: Accept-Encoding
Value: gzip
I haven’t changed anything else in Cole’s workflow. My local AI package is locally hosted (Docker).
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Make sure you have the correct api key, your subscription is valid and that there are no spaces when you paste in the api key to X-Subscription-Token Value
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Sounds good, thank you! I’ll mess around with it today and see if I can get it to work.
I think I found the problem(s).
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the summarize node missing the “key” parameter, which is required according to the docs of the endpoint. header auth is not enough.
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the free plans does not offer the summarzier. You need a paid subscription and even more the “Pro AI” one
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Thank you for digging into it. When I get over to my desk I’ll sign up for it and give it a shot. I’ll report back in a couple hours.
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