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nathan-standards
Development standards for the Nathan n8n-Jira agent automation system.
Why this skill is useful
Provides specific n8n workflow patterns and Python coding standards that the AI wouldn't reliably generate on its own.
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About 2k tokens when loaded. Last updated 2026-08-07. 405 stars on the source repository.
What this skill does
Nathan Development Standards Standards and patterns for developing within the Nathan project - an n8n-Jira agent automation system. When to Use Invoke this skill when: Creating or modifying n8n workflow JSON files Writing Python code for the Nathan helpers or templating modules Designing webhook command contracts Building workflow registry configurations Implementing spec-driven features via agent-os Project Architecture Nathan follows a layered architecture: Core Principle: n8n owns all external credentials. Python services call n8n webhooks with shared secret authentication. n8n Workflow Standards For detailed workflow patterns, load references/n8n-workflow-patterns.md. Standard Workflow Structure Every webhook workflow must follow this pattern: Required Node Pattern Response Format All responses must follow this shape: JQL Expression Escaping In n8n expressions within JSON, escape properly: Wrong Correct ------- --------- .map(x => "${x}") .map(x => '"' + x + '"') .join('\n') .join('\\n') .replaceAll('\n', ' ') .replaceAll('\\n', ' ') Python Standards For detailed patterns, load references/python-patterns.md. Module Structure Code Style Registry Pattern Spec-Driven Development Use agent-os commands for feature development: 1. /shape-spec - Initialize and shape specification 2. /write-spec - Write detailed spec document 3. /create-tasks - Generate task list from spec 4. …
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