Products we ship and maintain.

Five as of 2026: agency-os (turns a Notion board into the dashboard of a small AI agency, ships as a Claude Code plugin and MCP server), n8n-mcp (debugging-first MCP server for n8n with nine tools for generation, linting, and per-node execution diagnosis), n8n Nodes Catalog (machine-readable dataset of 524 n8n node metadata records on HuggingFace), publishing-skills (three composable Claude skills for shipping an SEO blog post end-to-end: research, write, illustrate, publish to Ghost), and the SaaS webhooks catalog (open catalog of 1,119 webhook events across 30 team-ops SaaS products: event names, payload schemas, auth methods, retry policies, canonical docs links).

Yes. agency-os and n8n-mcp are MIT-licensed; publishing-skills is MIT-0 (public-domain equivalent, no attribution required); the n8n Nodes Catalog and the SaaS webhooks catalog are CC-BY-4.0. None have an email gate, usage tier, or paid plan. You pay only for your agent's model usage (Claude, GPT, etc.) and any third-party services they connect to.

agency-os installs in Claude Code via /plugin install ratamaha-git/agency-os and also runs in Cursor, Cline, or any MCP-capable harness. n8n-mcp installs via npm install -g @automatelab/n8n-mcp (requires Node 20 or later). publishing-skills installs via the clawhub CLI (clawhub skill install ghost-blog-writer, etc.) or by cloning the repo and dropping the SKILL.md files into .claude/skills/. The n8n Nodes Catalog is a dataset - access it via the HuggingFace datasets library or download the Parquet file directly. Each product page has the full setup walkthrough.

Open an issue on the relevant GitHub repo: ratamaha-git/agency-os, ratamaha-git/n8n-mcp, or ratamaha-git/publishing-skills. For paid setup tailored to your stack, or a custom workflow built end to end, use the contact form.