BlueKiwi approval skill. Handles pending approvals when resuming a session that was interrupted mid-HITL, or when the user explicitly wants to approve a paused step. During normal execution, HITL approval is handled inline by bk-start. Use this skill when the user says "/bk-approve", "approve this", "approve step", or…
BlueKiwi workflow creation skill. Takes a natural language goal and designs a structured workflow, then registers it on the server. This skill should be used when the user says "/bk-create", "create workflow", "design new workflow", or wants to build a new BlueKiwi workflow from scratch.
BlueKiwi credential management skill. Securely registers, updates, and deletes external service credentials (API keys, tokens) in BlueKiwi. This skill should be used when the user says "/bk-credential", "add credential", "register API key", or wants to manage credentials in BlueKiwi.
Create, update, export, and apply BlueKiwi design systems from the registry through MCP tools. Use when the user says "/bk-design", asks to create a design system, apply a registered design system, export a design system skill, or update brand/design tokens in BlueKiwi.
BlueKiwi help skill. Shows a formatted list of all available bk- commands with descriptions and usage examples. Use when the user says "/bk-help", "bk help", "what bk commands are there", or asks about BlueKiwi commands.
Analyzes an external resource (GitHub repo, local skill, URL, or text) and converts it into a BlueKiwi workflow registered directly on the server. Triggers when the user says "/bk-import", "import from github", "convert this skill to workflow", "create workflow from repo/url/skill", or pastes content they want turned…
BlueKiwi workflow improvement skill. Analyzes an existing workflow, creates a better version, and optionally runs it to compare results. This skill should be used when the user says "/bk-improve", "improve workflow", "make a better version", or wants to refine an existing BlueKiwi workflow.
BlueKiwi instruction template management skill. Creates, updates, and deletes agent instruction templates, and links credentials using natural language. This skill should be used when the user says "/bk-instruction", "create instruction", "manage instruction templates", or wants to manage BlueKiwi instruction…
BlueKiwi task report skill. Generates a structured summary report of a completed or in-progress task, including decisions, artifacts, and findings. This skill should be used when the user says "/bk-report", "show task report", "summarize results", or wants a structured report of a BlueKiwi task.
BlueKiwi step rewind skill. Returns to a previous or specific step in a running task. This skill should be used when the user says "/bk-rewind", "go back", "previous step", "rewind", or wants to return to an earlier step in a BlueKiwi task.
BlueKiwi compliance scan skill. Scans a local repository path for security and compliance risks using static pattern analysis, then saves findings to a BlueKiwi task. This skill should be used when the user says "/bk-scan", "scan for security issues", "compliance scan", or wants to run a repository scan with BlueKiwi.
BlueKiwi sharing skill. Shares a folder or workflow with a user group at a specified access level. This skill should be used when the user says "/bk-share", "share workflow", "share folder", or wants to share BlueKiwi content with a group.
BlueKiwi task status skill. Checks the progress of active and completed tasks. This skill should be used when the user says "/bk-status", "task status", "check progress", or wants to view BlueKiwi task status.
BlueKiwi version management skill. Lists all versions of a workflow family, activates or deactivates specific versions, and compares versions. This skill should be used when the user says "/bk-version", "manage versions", "switch version", "see version history", or wants to handle workflow versioning in BlueKiwi.
Synchronize code assistant memory and consolidate memory across Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Antigravity, Cursor, and Windsurf. Use when users want shared provider memory, global memory sync, memento sync, memory cleanup, or multi-assistant context portability.
Manage computer storage and clean up disk space. Use this skill when the user needs to find large files, detect duplicate files, remove unused applications, clear caches, or clean up Docker resources. Supports macOS, Windows, and Linux with platform-specific commands for storage analysis and cleanup operations.
This skill should be used when Claude needs to create structured, educational summaries of YouTube videos. Use this skill when the user requests a video summary, content analysis, or learning-focused breakdown of YouTube content. The skill integrates youtube-video-info and youtube-transcript skills to gather video…
This skill should be used when self-hosting, installing, configuring, operating, updating, troubleshooting, or learning to use NousResearch Hermes Agent, including CLI usage, gateway and Slack setup, plugins, tools, skills, profiles, memory, MCP, cron, Kanban, delegatetask subagents, dashboards, and tmux-managed…
Use before a backtest result informs an investment discussion, especially for split-buy strategies, to verify point-in-time data, next-bar execution, costs, benchmark parity, train-test separation, hand checks, and explicit failure warnings.
Use when comparing KRX-listed broad-market ETFs or preparing an ETFAnalysisSnapshot for a split-buy strategy, including cost, tracking quality, liquidity, premium or discount, and underlying-index valuation without turning those facts into an order recommendation.
Use for ETF or stock research, screening, thesis review, and evidence collection when every material number must preserve its source, as-of date, available-at time, missing-data state, and contrary evidence before it can inform a decision.
MCP server "vibe-finance-kit" as configured in dandacompany/vibe-finance-kit. Runs locally from the vibe-finance-kit Python package.
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