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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Guides AI features in n8n using native LangChain provider nodes, including agents, tool calling, memory, structured output, and retrieval. Covers classification, extraction, summarization, individual LLM calls, and image, audio, or video generation.
Explains binary versus JSON data, file reading and writing, and preserving binary content through transformations. Covers agent-tool file boundaries and URL or CDN requirements for chat images.
Supports file uploads, downloads, images, PDFs, attachments, and other non-JSON data in n8n. Covers agents accepting uploaded files as tool input or returning generated files.
Covers n8n data access syntax, HTTP helpers, dates, execution modes, and Code node troubleshooting. Includes aggregation, filtering, conversion, batch loops, item pairing, and performance optimization for large datasets.
Supports decisions and implementation involving n8n Code nodes and custom workflow logic. Covers JavaScript, Python, input references, data transformations, loops, and functions.
Guides native Python Code node development and migration from older Pyodide code. Covers available variables, dictionary access, sandbox restrictions, return formats, runner errors, and onError behavior.
Guides handling of API keys, tokens, OAuth, bearer tokens, basic authentication, and secret values in n8n. Applies to authorization headers and node configurations involving third-party services.
Covers schema design and inserting, updating, upserting, and querying rows in n8n Data Tables. Supports deduplication, idempotency, lookups, and state stored across workflow executions.
Guides debugging when n8n workflows fail or produce unexpected output. Covers error investigation and determining why workflows stop or behave incorrectly.
Configures per-node error outputs, retries, recovery paths, and error-trigger workflows. Covers webhook response status codes and structured 4xx/5xx responses to prevent silent loss of work.
Guides failure handling for production workflows where silent errors could lose user-visible work. Covers per-node error outputs, error branches, error workflows, and webhook responses.
Explains expression syntax, variable access, webhook references, and data mapping between nodes. Helps fix expression errors and assess performance concerns with complex expressions.
Skills give your agent reusable instructions for a specific job. Pick one, read what it does, and bring it into your workflow.
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Read the skill, visit its source, and see exactly what you’re adding to your agent.
Copy the install command from a skill page and run it in your project.
npx skillycli add owner/repo --skill name