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Manage n8n DataTables (CRUD on tables, columns, rows) via the n8n public REST API. Use when the user wants to create/seed/list/delete data-table resources outside of a workflow — n8nac CLI does not support this. Curl is explicitly allowed for `/api/v1/data-tables` (carve-out in PreToolUse hook).

Bootstrap a new n8n workflow repo from scratch. Scaffolds directory structure, writes plugin-compatible CLAUDE.md/README/.gitignore/.env.example, runs the n8nac >= 2.3 setup flow (`env add` + `env auth set` + `env use`), pulls node schemas, and verifies setup. Use when starting a new customer/project n8n repo.

Curated "user intent → exact command" mapping for the n8nac CLI. Use this BEFORE reading `n8nac-reference` or running `--help`. Covers the 60+ common workflows — lookup, deploy, test, debug, migrate, credentials, projects, environments. If your task matches a row here, run the linked command verbatim — no flag fishing.

Sync credential IDs from the live n8n instance. Two modes — list (default) reports IDs + TypeScript snippets, fix-workflows rewrites stale credential IDs in local `.workflow.ts` files by joining on credential name. Use after n8n migration, when setting up a new instance, or in response to a credential-freshness auto-reaction signal.

Full 3-phase pipeline (Research → Write+Validate → Deploy+Test) for shipping an n8n workflow end-to-end. Wraps Etienne's `n8n-as-code:n8n-architect` skill for schema research + authoring, adds repo-scoped orchestration — community-template lookup, validate-push-test loop, mcpTrigger publish gate, execution inspection, Completion Report.

Verify n8n-autopilot setup is functional — n8nac CLI present, workspace bound, n8n API reachable, companion plugin `n8n-as-code@n8nac-marketplace` enabled. Use after setup, after upgrading the plugin, or when commands behave unexpectedly.

Write Python code in n8n Code nodes. Use when writing Python in n8n, using _input/_json/_node syntax, working with standard library, or need to understand Python limitations in n8n Code nodes.

Search credentials on the active n8n instance by name pattern, scoped to a project. Use whenever the user asks "find credential X", "which credential is …", "list Dropbox/OpenAI/etc. credentials", or before referencing a credential ID in a workflow. Default scope = workspace-pinned project. Returns id, type, project, owner role, and a paste-ready TypeScript snippet.

List all n8n projects visible on the active instance, showing which one the workspace is pinned to. Use whenever the user asks "which projects exist", "list n8n projects", "show projects on instance", or before pinning a workspace to a different project. Derives projects from `credential list` + `workspace status` — works without Enterprise REST `/projects` endpoint.

Write JavaScript code in n8n Code nodes. Use when writing JavaScript in n8n, using $input/$json/$node syntax, making HTTP requests with $helpers, working with dates using DateTime, troubleshooting Code node errors, or choosing between Code node modes.

Read-only inventory of local n8n workflows — aggregates node-type usage, LLM models, credentials, and trigger types into `docs/INVENTORY.md`. Use when planning new workflows, auditing instance consistency, or onboarding to an existing n8n project.

Pull/update n8n node schemas for offline validation. Discovers node types from local workflows, fetches each via `npx n8nac skills node-info`, falls back to direct npm-package extraction for nodes n8nac does not index, then rebuilds `schemas/_index.json`. Run when schemas are stale, when validation reports "unknown node type", or when SessionStart hooks signal coverage gaps.

Push a local .workflow.ts to n8n, verify remote state, and live-test (test URL by default; `--activate --prod` runs production test). Side-effecting — only invoked explicitly via `/deploy`.

Authoritative reference for every `n8nac` CLI command, subcommand, and flag (n8nac 2.4.0). Use this BEFORE running `--help` interactively, BEFORE guessing flags, and BEFORE inventing a subcommand. If a command does not appear in this file, it does not exist — research stops, do not invent CLI surface. Covers workspace, env, setup, credentials, credential, workflow, execution, skills, list/find/pul