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Install
npx -y skills add jeremylongshore/claude-code-plugins-plus-skills --skill llm-box

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Generate and execute terminal workflows using llm-box. Use when the user wants to automate multi-step terminal tasks, chain commands, fetch URLs, process data, create reusable pipelines, or build CI/CD-like automation locally.

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llm-box Workflow Skill

When to Use

Use this skill when the user wants to:

  • Automate multi-step terminal tasks — fetching data, processing it, saving results
  • Create reusable pipelines — workflows that can be run repeatedly
  • Chain commands — where output of one step feeds into the next
  • Batch process data — transform, filter, combine multiple data sources
  • Integrate LLMs into automation — use Ollama, DeepSeek, or OpenAI-compatible models
  • Replace fragile bash scripts — with structured, auditable YAML workflows

How llm-box Works

Plain English description → YAML workflow → Execute with progress

llm-box generates a YAML workflow file from a natural language description. The workflow is deterministic and reproducible — same workflow always produces the same result. Users can edit the YAML by hand if they want to tweak things.

Quick Reference

CLI Commands

# Generate a workflow from plain English
llm-box create "<description>"

# Run a workflow file
llm-box run <workflow.yaml>

# List all available nodes
llm-box list

# Validate a workflow file without running
llm-box validate <workflow.yaml>

# Run in safe mode (disables execute node)
llm-box --safe-mode run <workflow.yaml>

# Dry run (show steps without executing)
llm-box --dry-run run <workflow.yaml>

Available Nodes

Utility Nodes:

NodeDescription
fetch_urlFetch content from a URL (with SSRF protection)
http_requestFull HTTP client — any method, headers, body
file_readRead file contents
file_writeWrite content to a file
executeRun shell commands (configurable allowlist)
json_parseExtract fields from JSON using dot notation
template_renderRender Go templates with variables
transformTransform text (uppercase, lowercase, trim, replace, regex)
combineMerge multiple inputs into one
notifyPrint or send notifications

LLM Nodes:

NodeProvider
ollamaLocal models via Ollama
deepseekDeepSeek API
openaiOpenAI-compatible
qwenAlibaba Qwen
glmZhipu GLM
kimiMoonshot Kimi
mistralMistral AI
yi01.AI Yi

Control Nodes:

NodeDescription
conditionConditional execution based on expression
callCall another workflow file (nested)

YAML Workflow Structure

name: my-workflow
description: What this workflow does
vars:
  api_key: "your-api-key"
steps:
  - node: fetch_url
    params:
      url: "https://api.example.com/data"
  - node: json_parse
    params:
      path: "result.items.[0].name"
  - node: file_write
    params:
      path: "output.txt"
  - node: notify
    condition: "{{.output}} != ''"
    params:
      message: "Done!"

Step Features

  • condition: Go template expression, step runs only if true
  • retry: Number of retries on failure
  • delay: Delay between retries (e.g., "2s", "1m")
  • parallel: Run multiple steps concurrently
  • _timeout: Per-step timeout (e.g., "30s")

Workflow Generation Guidelines

When generating a workflow for the user:

  1. Identify the steps — break the task into discrete operations
  2. Choose the right nodes — prefer specific nodes over execute when possible
  3. Chain with variables — use {{.steps[N].output}} to reference previous outputs
  4. Add error handling — use condition and retry where appropriate
  5. Keep it readable — add a description field, use meaningful step names

Common Patterns

Fetch and Save:

steps:
  - node: fetch_url
    params:
      url: "https://example.com/data"
  - node: file_write
    params:
      path: "data.txt"

Fetch, Parse, and Summarize:

steps:
  - node: fetch_url
    params:
      url: "https://example.com/article"
  - node: ollama
    params:
      model: "llama3"
      prompt: "Summarize: {{.steps[0].output}}"
  - node: file_write
    params:
      path: "summary.md"

Multi-source Aggregation:

steps:
  - parallel:
      - node: fetch_url
        params:
          url: "https://api1.example.com"
      - node: fetch_url
        params:
          url: "https://api2.example.com"
  - node: combine
    params:
      separator: "\n"
  - node: ollama
    params:
      model: "llama3"
      prompt: "Analyze: {{.steps[1].output}}"

Security Notes

  • Built-in SSRF protection (URL validation, DNS rebinding checks)
  • Path traversal protection (sandboxed paths, symlink resolution)
  • Command injection prevention (shell metachar filtering, optional allowlist)
  • Resource limits (file size, response body, step count, timeouts)
  • Safe mode disables the execute node entirely

Installation

# Linux/macOS
curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alib8b8/llm-box/main/install.sh -o install.sh
bash install.sh

# Or via Go
go install github.com/alib8b8/llm-box/cmd/llm-box@latest

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