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List all configured MCP servers and their connection status. When you need to check available MCP servers or verify server connections.
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List all scheduled tasks with their ID, name, type, status, and next execution time. When you need to check existing tasks, find task ID for cancel/update, or verify task creation.
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List all installed skills following Agent Skills specification. When you need to check available skills, find skill for a task, or verify skill installation.
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Load a newly created skill from skills/ directory to make it immediately available.
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Search news using DuckDuckGo. Use when you need to find recent news articles, current events, or breaking news. Returns titles, sources, dates, URLs, and excerpts.
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Operate websites and Electron apps through CLI commands, reusing Chrome login sessions. Prefer over browsertask for supported sites (GitHub, Bilibili, Twitter/X, YouTube, etc.) — deterministic commands with structured JSON output.
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Publish a local Agent to the OpenAkita Platform Agent Store. Package and prepare a local Agent for publishing to the community hub.
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Read file content for text files. When you need to check file content, analyze code or data, or get configuration values.
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Reload an existing skill to apply changes after modifying SKILL.md or scripts.
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Execute shell commands for system operations, directory creation, and script execution. When you need to run system commands, execute scripts, install packages, or manage processes. Note - if commands fail consecutively, try different approaches.
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Execute a skill's script file with arguments. When you need to run skill functionality, execute specific operations, or process data with skill.
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Create scheduled task or reminder. IMPORTANT - must actually call this tool to create task. Just saying 'OK I will remind you' does NOT create the task. Task types - (1) reminder for simple messages, (2) task for AI operations.
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Search for Agents on the OpenAkita Platform Agent Store.
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Search relevant memories by keyword and optional type filter. When you need to recall past information, find user preferences, or check learned patterns.
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Search for Skills on the OpenAkita Platform Skill Store.
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Search and send sticker images in chat. Use during casual conversations, greetings, encouragement, or celebrations to make interactions more lively and engaging.
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Adjust current task timeout policy. Use when the task is expected to take long, or when the system is too aggressive switching models. Prefer increasing timeout for long-running tasks with steady progress.
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Skip profile question when user explicitly refuses to answer. When user says 'I don't want to answer' or 'skip this question', use this tool to stop asking about that item.
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Submit a GitHub repository to be indexed by the OpenAkita Skill Store. Use when user wants to share their skills repo with the community.
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Switch Agent persona preset. Supports 8 presets including default assistant, business, tech expert, butler, girlfriend, boyfriend, family, and Jarvis. Use when user asks to change communication style or personality.
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Toggle proactive messaging mode. When enabled, Agent proactively sends greetings, task reminders, and key recaps via IM channel. Use when user asks to enable/disable proactive messages.
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Immediately trigger scheduled task without waiting for scheduled time. When you need to test task execution or run task ahead of schedule.
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Modify scheduled task settings WITHOUT deleting. Can modify notifyonstart, notifyoncomplete, enabled. Common uses - (1) 'Turn off notification' = notify=false, (2) 'Pause task' = enabled=false, (3) 'Resume task' = enabled=true.
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Update the status of a plan step. MUST call after completing each step to track progress. Status values - pending, inprogress, completed, failed, skipped.
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