Multi-agent patterns, git flows, and automations for everyday work.

Workflows that save you hours

Claude Code gets real power once you automate the stuff you keep doing. The workflows here get set up via a CLAUDE.md rule, a hook, or a skill — not by hand.

Quick start by prompting Claude Code:

Check my ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md and ~/.claude/settings.json and suggest three concrete workflow automations that fit my stack (Git, multi-agent, project setup, hooks, or n8n). For each one, give me the prompt I can use to ship it.

Workflows:

[SUBPAGE: 🤖 Multi-Agent Workflows — Run multiple agents in parallel] (id=33ca8f2e-7966-8142-96e9-d90a40cc219a)

[SUBPAGE: 🔀 Git Workflow — Automate commits, PRs, and reviews] (id=33ca8f2e-7966-814c-8a48-c7bc1012280e)

[SUBPAGE: 📦 Project Setup — Spin up new projects in minutes, not hours] (id=33ca8f2e-7966-81f1-a91d-f9dc342ff526)

[SUBPAGE: 🔄 n8n + Claude Code — Open-source automation] (id=33ca8f2e-7966-8156-a536-caa8f9bb9717)

[SUBPAGE: ⚡ Hooks — Automatic actions on events] (id=33ca8f2e-7966-810c-aefb-dcae6bc32469)

🚀 Knowing single workflows is fine. Building a system where everything plugs into everything else — that's where Claude Code starts saving you hours a day. Inside the community we build full automation systems together. → Join the Claude Code Mastery Community

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