Claude Skills

This skill transforms workflows to use persistent markdown files for planning and tracking complex tasks. It creates a three-file system (`task_plan.md`, `notes.md`, and a deliverable) to manage multi-step projects and store knowledge. Use it when starting research, organizing work, or needing structured progress tracking for development projects.

This skill provides proven architectural patterns for building n8n workflows, based on analysis of real-world usage. It covers core patterns like webhook processing, HTTP API integration, and database operations to help structure workflows effectively. Use it when designing new workflows, choosing patterns, or planning architecture for integrations and automated tasks.

This Claude Skill helps developers interpret and resolve n8n workflow validation errors, including warnings, false positives, and structural issues. It guides users through the iterative validation-fix cycle and explains error types and severity levels. Use it when you encounter validation problems or need to understand n8n's validation process and results.

This Claude Skill provides operation-aware guidance for configuring n8n nodes, helping developers understand property dependencies and required fields. It offers practical advice on choosing between configuration methods like `get_node_essentials` and `get_node_info`, and teaches common configuration patterns by node type. Use it when setting up nodes to apply progressive disclosure principles and simplify complex configurations.

This Claude Skill provides expert guidance for using n8n-mcp MCP tools to build and manage n8n workflows. It helps developers search for nodes, validate configurations, access templates, and manage workflows with tool selection guidance and parameter formats. Use it when working with n8n-mcp's 40+ tools across categories like node discovery, workflow management, and template libraries.

This skill validates and fixes n8n expression syntax errors in workflows. It helps developers correctly use `{{}}` syntax, access variables like `$json` and `$node`, and troubleshoot webhook data issues. Use it when writing or debugging n8n expressions to ensure proper formatting and data referencing.

This Claude Skill provides expert guidance for writing Python code in n8n's Code nodes, specifically for using Python's standard library and working with n8n's special syntax like `_input`, `_json`, and `_node`. It helps developers understand Python's limitations within n8n and recommends using JavaScript for most workflows while offering Python solutions for specific data transformation needs.

This Claude Skill provides expert guidance for writing JavaScript code in n8n's Code nodes. It covers essential n8n-specific syntax like `$input`/`$json` variables, HTTP helpers, and DateTime handling, while troubleshooting common errors. Use it when developing n8n workflows that require custom JavaScript processing in Code nodes.

This skill enables developers to search for and deploy pre-configured services from Railway's template marketplace, such as Ghost, Strapi, and n8n. Use it when you need to quickly add a templated service or find templates for a specific use case like CMS or monitoring. For core databases, the separate railway-database skill is preferred.

This skill checks the current deployment status and uptime of Railway projects in the current directory. It's triggered by queries like "railway status," "what's deployed," or questions about deployment status and uptime. Use the separate railway-environment skill for configuration or variable queries instead.

This skill manages existing Railway services by checking status, renaming services, changing icons, and linking services. It can also create new services from Docker images, but for local code or GitHub repos, developers should use railway-new instead. Use this primarily for service monitoring and configuration updates.

This skill fetches current Railway documentation to answer questions about features, functionality, or specific docs URLs. It ensures developers receive accurate, up-to-date information directly from Railway's official sources. Use it when users ask how Railway works or reference Railway documentation.

This Claude Skill manages Railway projects through CLI commands, allowing developers to list, switch between, and configure project settings. It handles tasks like renaming projects, toggling PR deploys, and changing project visibility between public and private. Use it when working with Railway project administration across workspaces.

This skill creates and configures Railway projects and services, handling both initial setup and adding services to existing projects. It triggers when users mention deployment, initialization, or GitHub linking to Railway. Use it for infrastructure scaffolding, but employ a separate skill specifically for database creation.

This skill queries Railway service metrics including CPU, memory, network, and disk usage to monitor performance and debug issues. It's triggered when developers ask about resource utilization or service performance, and requires environment and service IDs from the Railway CLI. The skill provides actionable insights through Bash commands that fetch real-time analytics data.

This skill manages Railway environment configuration including variables, service settings, and deployment changes. It handles all variable operations, service lifecycle management, and configuration staging/application. Developers should use this instead of railway-status for any configuration-related queries or modifications.

This Claude Skill manages domains for Railway services, allowing developers to add, view, or remove both Railway-provided and custom domains. It handles tasks like generating service URLs, checking current domains, and configuring DNS settings. The skill uses the railway-cli via Bash commands and is triggered when users ask about domain-related operations for their services.

This Claude Skill manages Railway deployments for lifecycle operations and troubleshooting. It enables developers to view logs, redeploy, restart, or remove deployments through Railway CLI commands. Use it for deployment visibility and debugging, but note that deleting services requires the railway-environment skill instead.

This skill deploys code to Railway using `railway up` when users want to push, ship, or deploy their code. It supports both detach mode for immediate returns and CI mode for streaming build logs. Use this for deploying code changes, not for initial setup or Docker images which have separate skills.

This skill adds official Railway database services (Postgres, Redis, MySQL, MongoDB) with pre-configured volumes and connection variables. Use it when developers request to add, connect, or wire up databases in their Railway projects. It specifically handles database services while directing other templates to the separate railway-templates skill.

This Claude Skill automates the iterative process of fixing CI failures and addressing review feedback in a pull request. It continuously pushes fixes and checks statuses until all CI checks pass, handling the feedback-fix-push-wait cycle. It requires GitHub CLI and prioritizes resolving pending CI checks before proceeding with other feedback.

The `find-bugs` skill performs automated code review on local branch changes to identify bugs, security vulnerabilities, and quality issues. It systematically analyzes diffs, maps the attack surface of changed files, and runs a comprehensive security checklist. Use this skill when you need to audit changes, conduct a security review, or inspect code on the current branch.

The deslop skill cleans up AI-generated code by removing unnecessary comments, defensive checks, and type casts from a branch's diff against main. It identifies and fixes style inconsistencies while preserving legitimate code changes. Use it to automatically polish AI-written code to match your codebase's standards.

This Claude Skill automates creating GitHub pull requests following Sentry's engineering conventions, including proper PR descriptions and change analysis. It guides developers through verifying branch state, reviewing changes, and structuring PR content according to Sentry's code review guidelines. The skill requires GitHub CLI authentication and helps maintain consistent PR practices when preparing changes for review.