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Introduction
Nodox hands you client-style briefs and grades the workflow you build against real test cases.
What is Nodox?
Nodox hands you client-style briefs and a sandbox of simulated APIs. You build the workflow that solves each one in your own n8n or Make, and Nodox grades it case by case against the brief.
Whether you build in n8n, Make, Zapier, or write custom code, each brief tests the patterns a paying client's automation actually needs.
How it works
01Nodox
sends the case payload to your webhook02Your webhook
processes it and returns a result03Nodox
checks the result against the caseEach brief tests a specific automation skill. You receive data via webhook, process it against the brief's requirements, and send your result back. Nodox validates your response against the expected output.
Key concepts
- Briefs - client-style work orders that test a specific automation skill
- Webhooks - HTTP endpoints that receive data from Nodox
- Mock APIs - simulated APIs for briefs that need external data
- Test cases - multiple scenarios that validate your solution
- Nox - the AI reviewer that debugs your attempts and audits a passing solution