Reef n8n Automation

Build, customize, and deliver n8n workflows fast using a 2,061-template library for triggers, actions, error handling, and multi-step automation.

This skill appears to be a human-facing runbook for building n8n workflows, not executable code — that lowers risk. However, the SKILL.md expects access to your home-folder template library (~/projects/n8n-workflows/), a local n8n instance at localhost:5678 (and the 'fnm' tool), and it instructs you to manage client API keys. Before installing or using it: 1) Confirm you actually want the agent to read/write the referenced local paths and that those folders don't contain unrelated sensitive data. 2) Verify you have a local n8n server or update the instructions to point at the intended instance. 3) Ensure 'fnm' / Node 22 is available if you plan to run commands the guide mentions. 4) Clarify how client credentials will be stored/transferred — never paste sensitive tokens into an untrusted UI or a public chat. 5) Ask the skill author to update metadata to declare required config paths/binaries and to explain credential handling. If you cannot validate those points, use the guide manually (without giving your agent filesystem/network access) or in an isolated environment.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: reef-n8n-automation Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle is designed for managing n8n automation workflows. It uses standard shell commands (`ls`, `find`, `grep`, `curl`, `n8n`) to interact with local files and a local n8n instance (`localhost:5678`). While it involves handling sensitive data like API keys, the instructions explicitly advise against hardcoding credentials and promote secure practices. There is no evidence of external data exfiltration, unauthorized remote execution, persistence mechanisms, or prompt injection attempts against the agent. All actions are aligned with the stated purpose of building and delivering n8n workflows.