Frequently asked questions

Short version: GeekLair sells files. We don't ask for or receive your keys.

1. 1 · You create the keyIn your own Anthropic Console account (n8n versions only).
2. 2 · You add it in n8nIn n8n's own credential screen, which keeps it in n8n's credential store.
3. 3 · The template points to itOur files only contain an empty credential slot. There's never a key inside.

The Prompt version runs inside your own custom GPT or Grok Bot. It doesn't need an Anthropic key, and you don't give us anything to use it. Our pages, forms and emails don't ask for keys. If a message claiming to be us does, don't reply. Contact [email protected] instead.

No. Before every release we scan each file for anything that looks like a key, token or personal data. Templates ship with blank credential slots that you fill in on your own platform.

Only the ones the checklist lists. We follow least privilege: each template uses the smallest set of actions it needs. For example, Inbox Triage only reads, labels and creates drafts. It never sends or deletes. Where a provider lets you create a restricted or project-scoped key, the checklist shows you how.

Create a new key in the Anthropic Console, update it in n8n's credential screen, then disable or delete the old key in the Console. To stop a template completely, deactivate the workflow or revoke the key. Either takes about a minute. We suggest rotating keys every few months, and right away if you think one leaked.

n8n versions: Uses your own Anthropic (Claude) API key, typically low-cost. The templates use small, short requests. You can also set a spending limit in the Anthropic Console so costs can't creep up unnoticed. The Prompt version runs in your own custom GPT or Grok Bot and doesn't use an Anthropic key.

No. The templates run inside your own n8n or chatbot account, and GeekLair doesn't run a server in between. We see only your email address (if you join the list) and your Gumroad purchase record.

An n8n workflow file and/or a copy-paste Prompt version, plus a step-by-step setup guide.

No. If you can copy and paste and click through a sign-in screen, you can set these up.

Each version is run end to end on a fresh account. Until every version of a template has passed, its card says Testing in progress. After that, it shows the date it passed. The 3 free templates were live-tested on October 17, 2026; paid templates get the same test before they go on sale.

At launch: n8n and the Prompt version (copy-paste for custom GPTs and Grok Bot). Every template ships with both. For alert and watcher templates, the Prompt version is on-demand: it checks when you ask, while the n8n version runs on a schedule. Make and Zapier versions are planned but not available yet. The $39 all-platform-versions option includes every version available at the time you buy (today: n8n and Prompt).

No. Inbox Triage and Inbox Triage Pro create drafts only. You review and send them yourself.

Through Gumroad. Buy buttons are plain links to gumroad.com, where you pay and download. GeekLair never sees your card details.

All platform versions of the five current paid templates: Inbox Triage Pro, Job Hunter Pro, Stock & Crypto Watcher, Game-Deal Tracker, Subscription & Bill Tracker. Future templates aren't included. A membership for those is coming later.

Yes: 30-day money-back guarantee. Ask through Gumroad (reply to your receipt) or email [email protected] within 30 days; the refund is issued through Gumroad. See the terms.

No catch. Download them on Gumroad (pay what you want, $0 is fine). If you join the list, you get one short email when a new tested template drops. Unsubscribe anytime and keep the templates.