PROCESIO-Externals
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PROCESIO-Externals provides skills for operating the PROCESIO low-code platform, building API connectors, querying SQL databases, and engineering agent skill packages.
Agent Skills by PROCESIO-Externals
Showing 12 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
Procesio-Externalsweb
Automate browser interactions on web apps without APIs using Playwright and saved login sessions.
Procesio-Externalsconnector-builder
Generate compiled PROCESIO Custom Action .nupkg connectors from API documentation via an 8-stage LLM pipeline.
Procesio-Externalsxlsx
Read local Excel workbooks to list sheets, extract rows as JSON, or dump text.
Procesio-Externalsprocesio
Create, edit, and run PROCESIO processes, forms, documents, credentials, and webhooks via its REST API.
Procesio-Externalsmysql
Run read-only MySQL and MariaDB queries with named connection profiles and JSON output.
Procesio-Externalssqlserver
Run read-only SQL Server queries and manage schema migrations over pyodbc with named connection profiles.
Procesio-Externalsframework-map
Generate a bilingual single-file HTML map of the agents-and-tools registry.
Procesio-Externalsprocesio-cli
Operate and verify PROCESIO processes, forms, documents, and connectors through CLI or MCP.
Procesio-Externalssql-server-optimizer
Analyze and optimize SQL Server T-SQL queries, execution plans, and indexes with measured evidence.
Procesio-Externalsprocesio-cli-maintainer
Maintains procesio-cli repository source, manifests, MCP servers, generated routers, and tests.
Procesio-Externalsagent-skill-engineer
Create, audit, and optimize Agent Skill packages with fixed-rubric evaluations.
Procesio-Externalsprocesio-platform-advisor
Assess PROCESIO platform fit, architecture, capacity sizing, and pricing for automation decisions.
Frequently Asked Questions About PROCESIO-Externals
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I perform with PROCESIO-Externals skills?▼
You can operate PROCESIO workspaces (create, run, validate, export, schedule processes, forms, webhooks, credentials), build Custom Action connectors from API docs, run read-only MySQL and SQL Server queries, optimize T-SQL execution plans, read Excel workbooks, drive web apps via saved Playwright sessions, and engineer Agent Skill packages.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
They target PROCESIO workspace operators, database engineers reviewing T-SQL performance, integration developers building .nupkg connectors, solution architects assessing PROCESIO fit and pricing versus Zapier or MuleSoft, and maintainers authoring SKILL.md packages with routing boundaries and evaluation baselines.
How do authentication and credentials work across these skills?▼
The procesio skill supports dual auth: per-workspace API keys or username/password cookie sessions, managed through a multi-credential profile store selected via --profile. The web skill reuses Playwright storageState sessions stored gitignored per site. Database skills use named connection profiles with SELECT-only defaults.
What prerequisites and dependencies are required?▼
MySQL access uses pymysql and SQL Server uses pyodbc, both with named connection profiles. Agent Skill engineering requires Python 3.11+ for bundled helpers and an Agent Skills compatible client. The platform advisor's offline capacity calculator also needs Python 3.11+. Excel reading requires no credentials.
Can I evaluate whether PROCESIO fits my use case before implementing?▼
Yes. The procesio-platform-advisor skill assesses feasibility, architecture, pricing, EE capacity sizing for daily volumes, on-prem versus cloud options, compliance evidence, and comparisons with Zapier, Make, MuleSoft, and Workato—without changing any workspace.