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Automation skills teach an agent a workflow tool's real syntax and patterns so the automations it builds run first time. n8n Skills, built on the n8n-mcp server, is the reference example.
Fourteen skills (plus a router and enforcement hooks) that teach Claude Code to build production n8n workflows through the n8n-mcp server: expression syntax, node configuration, validation, JavaScript and Python code nodes, error handling, binary data, sub-workflows, AI agents, multi-instance and self-hosting.
Every automation skill here is a community skill: an open-source skill folder maintained in a public repository. SkillGild lists and credits it, and the CLI clones it into your agent's skills folder, where it runs locally with your own model.
Open a skill page to see what it produces, what it needs, how to install it and which clients it supports. New to skills? Read the Claude skills guide or how to install Claude Code skills, then compare options in the best skills roundup. For a worked automation example, read Best MCP servers for Claude Code.
Open the skill, copy its install command (skillgild install <slug> --agent claude-code) and run it after skillgild login. Community skills are cloned from their public repository into ~/.claude/skills/; hosted skills get a small wrapper and run through the SkillGild MCP server. Use --agent codex, cursor or gemini-cli for other clients.
Community skills are free under their own open-source licenses. Hosted SkillGild skills include free monthly runs; paid skills need a purchase or SkillGild Pro. Each listing shows its access and license.