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Manage n8n workflows — list, get, create, update, delete, activate, deactivate, transfer, tags
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| name | n8n-workflows |
| description | Manage n8n workflows — list, get, create, update, delete, activate, deactivate, transfer, tags |
| argument-hint | action and args, e.g. list or get ID |
Interact with n8n workflows via CLI. Run commands with uv run n8n_cli.py workflows <action>.
workflows list [--active true/false] [--name "filter"] [--tags "tag1,tag2"]
workflows get <id>
workflows create <json-file-or-string>
workflows update <id> <json-file-or-string>
workflows delete <id>
workflows activate <id>
workflows deactivate <id>
workflows webhook-activate <id> # activate→deactivate→activate cycle for webhook registration
workflows transfer <id> <project-id>
workflows tags <id>
workflows set-tags <id> <tag-id-1> <tag-id-2> ...
workflows version <id> <version-id>
When creating or editing workflow JSON, use the /n8n-skills knowledge base for node types, parameters, and connection patterns. Start with .claude/skills/n8n-skills/resources/INDEX.md to find the right node docs.
For the API envelope schema, read docs/n8n_openapi.yml under components/schemas/workflow.
IMPORTANT: Read the "Webhook Workflow Lifecycle" and "Execution Observability" sections in CLAUDE.md before creating or testing webhook workflows. Key rules:
webhookId (UUID) on Webhook nodesexecutions get <id> --include-data to inspect per-node outputsrespondToWebhook nodes (breaks manual testing)See also: Use /n8n-skills for node docs when building workflow JSON. Use /n8n-executions to inspect execution results after triggering.
Present results in a clean readable format. $ARGUMENTS