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Send daily World Cup 2026 briefings to Slack with OpenAI GPT-5 Mini

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by Redowan Ahmed Farhan ✓ · 70 views · created 2026-06-16

Needs changes. This template uses 1 thing(s) that n8n 3.0 removes: AI Agent v1 (old agent modes). 1 breaking item(s) found. Static check, last run 2026-10-19.

What to replace before upgrading

Removed in 3.0Replace with
AI Agent v1 (old agent modes)
AI Agent (v1.7)
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Nodes used (7)

AI AgentSlackOpenAI Chat Model

What it does

Quick Overview This workflow runs every morning in Asia/Dhaka, pulls FIFA World Cup 2026 fixtures, standings, teams, and stadium data from worldcup26.ir, uses OpenAI to generate a compact next-day briefing with Bangladesh-local kickoff times, and posts the report to a Slack channel. How it works 1. Runs daily at 07:00 (Asia/Dhaka) on a schedule trigger. 2. Calculates yesterday and tomorrow’s dates in Bangladesh time to define the reporting window. 3. Fetches games, group standings, team details, and stadium/host city information from the worldcup26.ir HTTP endpoints. 4. Merges the feeds, converts venue-local kickoff times to Asia/Dhaka, selects tomorrow’s fixtures (plus recent results and relevant standings), and builds a mobile-friendly briefing prompt. 5. Sends the prompt to an OpenAI chat model and generates a Slack-formatted matchday briefing. 6. Cleans and normalizes the generated text (or adds a fallback warning if empty) and posts it to the selected Slack channel with mrkdwn enabled. Setup 1. Add an OpenAI API credential for the OpenAI chat model used by the AI Agent. 2. Add a Slack OAuth2 credential and select the target Slack channel for the daily post. 3. Update the schedule cron expression if you want a different send time than 07:00 Asia/Dhaka.

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