Use this skill when changing the AI Knowledge Center package itself: CLI behavior, project upgrade templates, manifest loading, dashboard metadata, gates, telemetry, or this repository's AI workflow knowledge.
Use when operating or debugging live civ6-mcp arena watcher runs on the gaming PC, including human handoff, puppet turns, Codex CLI civs, FireTuner, and cleanup.
Use for reading/writing structured memory blocks, hash-chain audit, session logs. Replaces flat STATE.MD with typed JSON blocks and provenance chain. Load when starting/ending sessions, recording decisions, or verifying facts.
Use when debugging a running application whose behavior you can reproduce — instrument the app with logsafe structured logging, reproduce the bug, and read the session narrow-first (errors → trace → widen). Works via logsafe MCP tools when connected, or plain HTTP/curl.
Use the Publer Gateway MCP safely for workspace-aware Publer access. Trigger when listing Publer workspaces, listing accounts, setting project defaults, routing a repo/project to a Publer workspace, preparing safe Publer tool calls, or handling Publer API secrets in Codex or agent workflows.
ALWAYS use before destructive or irreversible work in this repo: delete/overwrite files, .env/secrets, git force-push/reset --hard, DROP/TRUNCATE, prod deploy, curl|bash, chmod 777, npm publish, mass email/payment. Call hitlmcp assessandgate first; user approves IN IDE via the elicitation form (approve/reject). Also…
Make a real, shareable meme image. Use when the user wants a meme, an image-macro, or a funny visual for marketing/social — anything where a caption goes on a known meme template (Drake, Distracted Boyfriend, Woman Yelling at Cat, etc.). Renders a finished PNG with correct font, outline, and text fitting.
When the user says “fix this”, “what is wrong”, or “debug this”, use visible terminal/editor context to create a structured debugging command for Codra / Codex / OpenCode.
Review a code change for security, standards, production-readiness, and sustainability issues against a governed rule corpus, citing the rule ID and verbatim evidence for each finding. Use when reviewing, hardening, or pre-flighting code before it merges — especially AI-generated code.
Search, download, and read academic papers from 20+ sources (arXiv, PubMed, Semantic Scholar, CrossRef, etc). Use when the user asks to find papers, search for research, look up academic literature, download a paper PDF, or extract text from a paper.
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Evaluate a transcript of a 400-curriculum tutoring session and produce dimension scores, a board-by-board tracking grid, and curriculum-specific coaching recommendations. Use this skill whenever the user shares or points to a tutoring-session transcript, recording, or lesson observation and wants it scored, graded…
Use when the user wants Codex to inspect local video footage, understand narration, create or revise an AI-authored cut plan, or render a local editable video project with CutPilot.
Expert guide for the NotebookLM CLI (nlm) and MCP server - interfaces for Google NotebookLM. Use this skill when users want to interact with NotebookLM programmatically, including: creating/managing notebooks, adding sources (URLs, YouTube, text, Google Drive), generating content (podcasts, reports, quizzes…
Use when the user reports a 3D model or scene looking wrong (black/invisible/gigantic/untextured model, holes, weird shading), asks to check or QA a 3D file (GLB, GLTF, OBJ, PLY, STL, .splat), works with Gaussian splats, or generates 3D assets with AI and wants them verified. Requires the 3d-eyes MCP server.
Safely summarize Mattermost channels and threads, search posts, resolve Mattermost team/channel names, and draft or publish reviewed posts through the bundled local Mattermost MCP server or another compatible connected server. Use for Mattermost conversations, decisions, action items, incident context, post search…
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