Collection · 11 skills

Automate Everything

Skills for removing toil: wire services together with n8n or no-code tools, script the browser chores, build a small CLI for the team, schedule jobs that alert when they miss a run, and make every repository and laptop set itself up.

Best for Developers, ops folks and power users tired of doing the same thing twice.

What's inside

Listed in the order we suggest adopting them. You don't call them by name: each skill loads on its own when a request matches it.

  1. n8n Workflows n8n automations that retry safely and report failures Automation & Tooling n8n-workflows 191 lines
  2. No-Code Automation Zaps and scenarios that run once, alert and stay cheap Automation & Tooling no-code-automation 150 lines
  3. Browser Automation Script browser chores that resume, not break Automation & Tooling browser-automation 183 lines
  4. CLI Tool Building CLIs that work for humans and in pipes Automation & Tooling cli-tool-building 210 lines
  5. Scheduled Jobs Cron jobs safe to rerun, overlap-proof and watched Automation & Tooling scheduled-jobs 212 lines
  6. Task Runners One command menu for every repo, same in CI Automation & Tooling task-runners 224 lines
  7. Git Hooks Automation Fast commit hooks backed by the same checks in CI Automation & Tooling git-hooks-automation 168 lines
  8. Email Automation Process every message once, never reply to robots Automation & Tooling email-automation 165 lines
  9. Dotfiles Management One command to a working machine, zero secrets in git Automation & Tooling dotfiles-management 200 lines
  10. Terminal Productivity A fast shell where everything is a few keys away Automation & Tooling terminal-productivity 212 lines
  11. Windows Automation Scheduled tasks and installs that run with nobody logged in Automation & Tooling windows-automation 255 lines
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