Agent Skills (SKILL.md) by OverKill Hill for Claude, OpenClaw, and Codex. BPMN-aware Mermaid diagramming, a LinkedIn voice-to-post pipeline, and process-capture meta-skills for turning recurring work into reusable agent skills. Gotta have the skillz to pay the bills.
Build a realistic personal execution brief from an agreed day's priorities, calendar, and commitments. Use when planning today, resolving calendar conflicts, or choosing the next action. Do not schedule, send, delegate, or alter tasks or calendar items without explicit approval.
Draft a durable decision record from an agreed discussion or source set. Use when capturing a decision, rationale, alternatives, trade-offs, owners, and follow-ups. Do not declare a decision made, update a register, or communicate it without explicit approval.
Critique a draft against an explicit audience, purpose, quality bar, and risk checklist. Use when reviewing a document, presentation, memo, or proposal for clarity, structure, evidence, and safe communication. Do not rewrite, send, share, or approve the document without explicit direction.
Propose a safe folder, naming, and retention cleanup plan for selected files. Use when reviewing document sprawl, duplicate candidates, folder structure, or records-retention questions before any file moves. Do not move, rename, delete, share, or change retention labels without explicit approval.
Triage a Microsoft 365 inbox into a prioritized, reviewable work queue. Use when organizing email, identifying follow-ups, preparing reply drafts, or separating urgent messages from newsletters and FYI. Do not use to send, delete, archive, unsubscribe, or create rules without explicit approval.
Turn an agreed meeting record into a reviewable decision and action closeout. Use when capturing decisions, owners, due dates, open questions, and follow-up drafts after a meeting. Do not send, post, create tasks, or modify calendars without explicit approval.
Prepare a concise meeting brief from an agreed calendar event and relevant Microsoft 365 context. Use when gathering agenda, attendees, open decisions, and pre-read material for a meeting. Do not schedule, update, invite, message, or send material without explicit approval.
Create a current, source-linked project context pack from selected Microsoft 365 material. Use when preparing a project brief, handoff, onboarding packet, or status orientation. Do not search an unbounded tenant, share material, or alter files without explicit approval.
Build a source-linked research evidence log with confirmed, inferred, and unknown claims. Use when preparing a research brief, comparison, or decision memo from agreed sources. Do not treat search snippets as proof, publish a conclusion, or access sources outside the agreed boundary without approval.
Design, author, evaluate, and package a task-focused Microsoft Copilot Cowork skill. Use when converting a recurring personal Microsoft 365 workflow into a Cowork SKILL.md or M365 app-package skill. Do not use for SharePoint site skills, Copilot Studio agent skills, GitHub Copilot repository skills, or connector…
Draft a source-grounded stakeholder update for review from an agreed project, time window, and audience. Use when summarizing status, decisions, risks, milestones, or asks for stakeholders. Do not send, post, share, or represent unverified information as fact without explicit approval.
Create a personal weekly review from an agreed Microsoft 365 work window. Use when summarizing commitments, completed work, open loops, calendar load, and priorities for next week. Do not schedule, send, delegate, delete, or modify tasks or files without explicit approval.
Design, author, evaluate, and install-plan a task-focused GitHub Copilot Agent Skill. Use when creating a repository or personal GitHub Copilot SKILL.md for coding, review, maintenance, or repository workflows. Do not use for Cowork, SharePoint, Copilot Studio, or general agent instructions.
Review selected SharePoint library documents for supplied accessibility and structure checks, then return an evidence-led remediation draft. Use when document visitors need more usable content. Do not use to certify accessibility or alter files automatically.
Curate selected SharePoint document-library articles into a reviewable collection with titles, summaries, categories, and duplicate signals. Use when a knowledge library needs consistent article recommendations before any file or metadata change. Do not use to publish, move, rename, or alter files silently.
Find likely canonical SharePoint library documents among selected related files and report stale or duplicate candidates with evidence. Use when users encounter conflicting final versions. Do not use to delete, archive, or declare a definitive source without owner review.
Extract specified obligation, renewal, notice, owner, counterparty, and risk fields from selected SharePoint contract files into a review queue. Use when contracts need operational visibility. Do not use to interpret legal obligations, update records, or send notices automatically.
Check selected SharePoint library documents against supplied minimum quality rules for naming, sections, dates, ownership, and template markers. Use when a library needs a reviewable publication-quality report. Do not use to certify or edit documents automatically.
Prepare a reviewable handover inventory from selected SharePoint library files, with coverage gaps, ownership questions, and a proposed package manifest. Use when project documents need a controlled handover draft before copies, folders, permissions, or links are created or changed.
Classify selected SharePoint library files against an approved taxonomy and return confidence, exceptions, and a reviewable metadata draft. Use when new files need consistent filing guidance. Do not use to invent categories or silently move files.
Review SharePoint document-library metadata for completeness, controlled-value conformance, and inconsistent records. Use when a library owner needs a traceable exception report and proposed fixes before any metadata update. Do not use to silently edit files, fields, or library settings.
Answer a policy question from accessible SharePoint library documents with traceable citations, conflicts, and uncertainty. Use when a user needs a source-grounded policy summary from a named library or selected documents. Do not use for legal advice, invented policy, or uncited conclusions.
Plan and build a structured multi-frame Replit canvas presentation board — hero rows, labeled zones, iframe lifecycle (building→live), coordinate layouts, and focusCanvasShapes for audience navigation. Use when organising the canvas for a designathon, showcase, or any multi-frame review. Also activate for "arrange the…
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