AI-powered morning routine that triages your email (and cleans up the inbox), Slack, calendar, GitHub, competitor news, and industry trends into a unified briefing dashboard with draft responses and actionable priorities.
Pull today's calendar events. For each meeting, analyze attendees, identify prep actions, materials to review, and talking points. Use this skill when the user wants calendar prep only.
Scan the web for news about competitors — product launches, funding rounds, partnerships, and market moves. Produce a competitive intelligence brief. Automatically included with the scan skill.
Scan, triage, draft responses, AND CLEAN UP the email inbox. Reads emails, classifies by urgency, drafts replies, then archives/marks-read low-priority mail so the inbox is clean when done. Works with Gmail and Outlook. Use this skill when the user wants email triage only.
Scan GitHub for open PRs, stale reviews, failing CI checks, and team activity. Produce a code activity digest. Use this skill when the user wants GitHub digest only.
Scan the web for trending tools, topics, blogs, and articles related to the user's interest areas. Produce a curated "Morning Reading" report with insights, recommendations, and a top 5 links list. Use this skill when the user wants industry scan and competitor watch only.
Combine all morning briefing outputs into a single unified HTML dashboard. This skill runs LAST, after all other workstreams have completed. Automatically invoked by the start skill.
Scan relevant Slack channels from the last 12 hours. Surface important threads, mentions, and high-activity discussions. Suggest responses where needed. Use this skill when the user wants Slack digest only.
Run the full morning briefing routine. Executes all workstreams in parallel — email triage, Slack digest, calendar prep, industry scan, GitHub digest, competitor watch — then combines everything into a unified dashboard. Use this skill when the user wants their complete morning briefing.
Create, edit, and iterate on presentation slide decks using Marp (Markdown Presentation Ecosystem). Use this skill whenever the user wants to create a presentation, slide deck, or talk using Marp or Markdown-based slides. Also triggers for: editing or restyling existing Marp decks, converting notes/docs into slide…
Create or edit a presentation using Marp. The archetype system shapes everything: visual theme, content density, tone, layout choices, and narrative structure.