A Claude Code skill for building "agentic workflows" — code-native automations where you describe the outcome in plain English and Claude generates the integration code on top of trigger.dev, ClickUp, and external APIs (kie.ai, YouTube, etc.). Replaces the n8n / Make / Zapier drag-and-drop approach with something faster for non-trivial flows.
Derived from the strategy in Stop Learning n8n in 2026…Learn THIS Instead.
Two reusable agent shapes, codified as Claude Code patterns:
- Scheduled poller — cron → source → idempotency-keyed handoff → worker
- Task-triggered agent — external event (ClickUp/Linear/Notion) → agent loop with small toolset → post result back
Plus reference integrations for trigger.dev, ClickUp, kie.ai's Nano Banana Pro, and YouTube; prompt templates; guardrails distilled from the video's four failure modes (context drift, hallucinated APIs, scoping, post-build ops).
Personal / global install (recommended):
git clone https://github.com/<you>/agentic-workflow-builder.git ~/.claude/skills/agentic-workflow-builderClaude Code picks up any skill under ~/.claude/skills/<skill-name>/ automatically on next session start. Verify it loaded:
/skills list
You should see agentic-workflow-builder in the output.
Project-scoped install:
git submodule add https://github.com/<you>/agentic-workflow-builder.git .claude/skills/agentic-workflow-builderClaude Code auto-invokes it when you say things like:
- "Build a workflow that checks [source] every [interval]…"
- "Build an agent that runs when [task/webhook] happens…"
- "I want to replace this n8n flow with code"
- "Scaffold a scheduled poller / task-triggered agent"
SKILL.md # main entry — when to invoke + workflow
patterns/
scheduled-poller.md
task-triggered-agent.md
polling-external-api.md
stack/
trigger-dev-setup.md
clickup-integration.md
kie-ai-images.md
youtube-source.md
guardrails.md
prompts/
scaffold-poller.md
scaffold-agent.md
examples/
youtube-digest.md
company-researcher.md
linkedin-content.md
See CONTRIBUTING.md. New patterns and integration references are the highest-leverage contribution — if you hit a site/API the skill didn't cover, file what you learned as a new file in stack/ or patterns/.
MIT. See LICENSE.