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Skill Claude CodeCodex
Build or modify Tray workflows. Use this skill whenever the user asks to create, build, or modify a workflow — including requests like "build a workflow that...", "create a workflow to...", "set up an integration between...", "automate X", or "modify the workflow that...". Examples of when this skill MUST be loaded…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Systematic process for researching unknown Tray connectors via DDL discovery. Use when you need to discover a connector's version, operations, auth, required fields, and DDL-resolved values before building a workflow step.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Load when adding workflow steps, picking a trigger, or wrapping step properties — covers core connector names and versions (including the non-obvious noop/scheduled/callable-trigger trigger names), the type-wrapper format, connector-name-only step naming, and common jsonpath shapes (loop value, callable response).
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Load when debugging a Tray workflow error or working with known-weird surfaces — rawhttprequest input format, hasdynamicoutput rules, trigger-reply's empty inputSchema, callable workflow sync/async pairing, jsonpath output-shape differences across step types, scheduled-trigger dayofweek explicit-keys rule, Salesforce…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Load when structuring a workflow — branches, loops (the loop wrapper), callable workflows (sync vs async + the callable-workflow-response pairing), scheduled triggers (the full dayofweek object), manual error handling (errorhandling: "manual" + updateworkflowstructure), and the mandatory versionid chaining across…
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