Skill-Files Workflow
If you'd rather own the machine than buy its output, you need the workflow itself — and it only pays off if you already run n8n.
Without it
You depend on someone else's schedule for updated files — ours or anyone's — and pay monthly for output your own infrastructure could produce. You also can't change the sources, the prompts, or the cadence.
With it
The n8n workflow that generates the skill files runs on your instance, on your schedule, with your Anthropic key. You own it outright: modify it, re-run it whenever you want, and owe us nothing recurring.
Why it's worth it
- Generate updated skill files on your own schedule, not our monthly cadence
- Change what it reads and writes — sources, prompts and schedule are yours to edit
- Pay only Anthropic for the tokens your runs use; no subscription to us
- The setup PDF walks the whole path: import, credentials, config, first run, weekly schedule
What it does
- 01
Import the workflow
Import the JSON export into your own n8n instance — it arrives sanitized, with credentials referenced by name only.
- 02
Connect two credentials
An Anthropic API key (you pay Anthropic for usage) and a Gmail account via OAuth2 for the weekly email.
- 03
Set the Config values
The setup PDF lists each Config field and what to put in it — recipient address, schedule, and source settings.
- 04
Run it once, then weekly
A first manual run proves the credentials work; after that the built-in weekly schedule regenerates the files and emails them to you.
What you need first
- Your own n8n instance to run it on
- An Anthropic API key (you pay Anthropic for usage)
- A Gmail account to send the weekly email (Gmail OAuth2)
Without all of these it won't run. If you don't have them, the one-time files are the better buy.
What you receive
skill-files-workflow.n8n.json
JSON · 40 KB · v2
The n8n workflow (JSON) — import into your own n8n instance
skill-files-workflow-setup.pdf
PDF · 66 KB · v3
Setup guide (PDF) — import, the two credentials, Config values, first run, and the weekly schedule