n8n
Official n8n workflow automation support for building, debugging, and scaling complex business processes and AI-powered integrations.
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Official n8n workflow automation support for building, debugging, and scaling complex business processes and AI-powered integrations.
Automates the release workflow for Worktrunk, including version bumping, CHANGELOG generation, contributor crediting, and publishing to crates.io and GitHub.
Stream-JSON chaining for multi-agent pipelines, data transformation, and sequential workflows within the Ruflo/Claude Flow ecosystem.
Unified AI gateway for 100+ LLMs with OpenAI-compatible API, model fallbacks, load balancing, and enterprise-grade tools.
Prefect CLI skill for executing mutation operations like triggering deployments, canceling flow runs, and managing automations within your Prefect infrastructure.
Enables multi-tenant isolation for AI agent swarms, ensuring strict data separation, process isolation, and secure resource management between deployments.
Validates cross-artifact consistency (spec, plan, tasks) and detects breaking changes (API, DB, UI) during software feature development.
Build no-code MCP servers that orchestrate tools as directed graphs using YAML for data transformation, conditional routing, and automated workflows.
Orchestrates multi-agent development workflows, managing task decomposition, requirement analysis, and quality assurance for complex software projects.
Safely execute, test, and verify commands discovered in documentation with real output capture, performance tracking, and git-aware safety protocols.
Token-efficient codebase navigation through intelligent symbol indexing, domain chunking, and architectural layer filtering. Reduce token usage by 60-95% when exploring or developing complex systems.
Autonomous, parallel-safe development workflow using kanban-md. Coordinates multi-agent and human efforts with atomic claims, worktrees, and explicit handoffs.