This official n8n skill helps a coding agent build workflows whose failures are visible and recoverable instead of silent. For workflows that act as an API, it wires an error output on every node that can fail and returns a status code that reflects whose fault the error was, with a structured error body. For scheduled or unattended workflows, it points the workflow at a separate error-catching workflow and adds retries for network calls so brief upstream failures are absorbed. It also says when looser handling is fine, such as one-off internal runs you watch yourself.
Build, test and publish first-class n8n AgentsThis official n8n skill guides a coding agent through building n8n Agents, the saved agent resources with their own instructions, model, tools, memory, channels and spend limits. It starts by deciding whether the job needs a plain workflow, a workflow containing one AI step, the AI Agent node or a full Agent. It then sets firm rules, such as turning memory on when creating over MCP, requiring sign-off on any step that sends, edits, removes or costs money, and never publishing without the user's go-ahead. It notes that Agents still carry a Preview tag and are not yet meant for Enterprise.Task automationn8n
EAS WorkflowsConfigures EAS Workflows for CI/CD—builds, submits, and automation against Expo Application Services.Task automation
gstack OpenClaw InvestigateOpenClaw-oriented investigate workflow from gstack—public SKILL.md for ClawHub/OpenClaw agent use.Task automation
Watch a pull request through code review and CITheo Browne's babysit-pr skill keeps an eye on a pull request until it is ready. It waits on review comments and CI runs, deals with feedback from review bots, watches the main branch and rebases when new commits touch the same files, and allows for GitHub rate limits. It merges only when you explicitly asked it to and otherwise tells you the PR is ready. It works on your live pull request with your GitHub access.Task automationGitHubCI
CavemanApplies the Caveman agent workflow—lean, evidence-first habits—for coding sessions.Task automation
Design a KiCad circuit board and price it at JLCPCBPCBClaw is an OpenClaw skill that takes a plain description of what a circuit board should do and produces an editable KiCad design ready to order. It asks only the questions that matter, never guessing critical values such as voltage, current or polarity, and checks every part number, package, pinout and stock level against manufacturer documents and the JLCPCB assembly catalogue. It runs KiCad's electrical and design rule checks, writes the fabrication files and parts lists, and prices assembled boards at low, middle and high quantities. Commands let you modify, resume, reprice or repackage an existing project.Task automationHardwareOpenClaw
