What an intern could build for you
Designs for the jobs a small business does every week, grouped by department. Each one says what the agent does, what a person checks before anything goes out, and the data it needs. Pick one close to your problem and post it as a project: a trained intern builds it with you in 1 to 3 months, and you keep the software.
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Further reading, not part of our programme: other people's takes on the same jobs.
- n8n workflow templates ↗
Community-built automation flows, filterable by sales, marketing, support, document work and AI.
Read a template for the order of its steps and the apps it touches, then design the approval points yourself.
- Make templates ↗
Ready-made scenarios grouped by business area, including invoicing, inventory, HR and email marketing.
Useful for seeing which systems a small business already connects, before you pick what your agent reads.
- Zapier templates ↗
Short trigger-and-action recipes for lead management, support tickets, forms and campaigns.
Most recipes are one trigger and one action; notice where an agent would add a judgement step and a human check.
- Claude Cookbooks ↗
Code notebooks for classification, summarising, extracting data from forms and PDFs, and tool use.
Open it when a step needs code, such as pulling fields out of a receipt; the ideas carry over to other models.
- Building effective agents cookbook ↗
Minimal examples of chaining, routing, parallel calls, orchestrator and workers, and evaluator loops.
Read it to name the shape of your workflow before you build it; the patterns matter more than the code.
- Hermes Agent Skills Hub ↗
Searching skills other people have written for Hermes Agent, from built-in to community sources.
Read a community skill before you install it, and never give one access to an owner's accounts without review.
- ClawHub ↗
The public registry of OpenClaw skills and plugins, including email, calendar, sheets and chat connectors.
Check who published a skill and what it can touch; treat it as a starting point you read, not a black box.
- Agent Skills ↗
The open format for packaging a workflow as a SKILL.md folder that many agents can load.
Use it when you want to hand a workflow over as a skill file the owner's agent can reuse.