Miguel Martillo
Community@mdc159
Miguel Martillo publishes skills for n8n node configuration, expression validation, OpenCode swarm orchestration, and LSP-based code analysis.
Agent Skills by Miguel Martillo
Showing 13 vetted skills indexed across 2 GitHub repositories.
n8n-validation-expert
Interpret and fix n8n workflow validation errors through iterative validation loops.
onboard
Load CBass project context, architecture, and service inventory into a fresh Claude session.
cbass-context-v1-0-0
Loads CBass repository onboarding context and documentation paths for agent orientation.
n8n-expression-syntax
Validates n8n expression syntax and fixes common {{}} errors in workflows.
n8n-node-configuration
Guides operation-aware n8n node configuration using property dependencies and progressive discovery.
n8n-mcp-tools-expert
Guides selection and usage of n8n-mcp MCP tools for node discovery, validation, and workflow management.
n8n-workflow-patterns
Provides architectural patterns for building n8n workflows across webhooks, APIs, databases, AI agents, and schedules.
n8n-code-javascript
Guides writing JavaScript in n8n Code nodes with data access patterns and error prevention.
n8n-code-python
Write Python code for n8n Code nodes using standard library and data access patterns.
opencode-orchestrator-creator
Create an OpenCode swarm orchestrator with AGENTS.md protocol and deployment workflow.
opencode-folder-creator
Generate .opencode folder structures with opencode.json config and agent directories.
opencode-agent-generator
Generate OpenCode agent files with YAML frontmatter and system prompts.
opencode-server-launcher
Automate OpenCode server deployment and orchestration across single instances and swarms.
Frequently Asked Questions About Miguel Martillo
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with mdc159's skills?▼
You can interpret and fix n8n validation errors, validate {{}} expression syntax, configure nodes with operation-aware guidance, apply proven n8n architectural patterns, write JavaScript or Python in Code nodes, generate OpenCode agents and swarm orchestrators, and run LSP dependency, type-safety, and symbol-navigation analysis.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
They target developers building n8n integrations, engineers configuring OpenCode agent swarms and server deployments, and contributors onboarding into the CBass repository who need architecture overviews, service inventories, and fast-start context for fresh sessions.
How do the n8n skills work in practice?▼
Invoke the relevant skill when writing expressions, configuring nodes, or hitting validation errors. The skills provide error interpretation, property dependency rules, get_node_essentials versus get_node_info selection, template access, and pattern guidance for webhook processing, HTTP integration, and database operations.
What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills require?▼
The onboard and Code node skills declare user-invocable access with Read, Glob, and Grep permissions. n8n skills assume an n8n environment and n8n-mcp tooling; OpenCode skills assume an OpenCode installation with opencode.json configuration and agent directories.
What do the LSP skills cover?▼
Three skills address Language Server Protocol concerns: lsp-dependency-analysis for dependency inspection, lsp-type-safety-check for type verification, and lsp-symbol-navigation for moving across code symbols. Their manifests list them as skill utilities without further documented parameters.