Drive a Windows or Linux host running agentic-remote-pc over its authenticated MCP runner. Use when the user asks to run commands on a remote PC, drive a coding-agent CLI (claude, cursor, aider, opencode, gemini, codex, copilot, goose, amp, qwen, crush) on a host, inspect health, or validate a local…
Install Veta, sync or resume saved X bookmarks through the current agent-controlled browser, organize them in the local database, and answer questions from the library. Use when the user mentions Veta, X or Twitter bookmarks/saves, importing saved posts, resuming a bookmark scan, or querying their saved-post knowledge…
Use when the user asks Codex to involve Claude as a subagent, Claude Code, Claude reviewers, second opinions, or interactive Claude Code sessions from Codex. Provides guidance for the local codexclaudesubagent MCP tools.
Use the AppMarquee MCP tools to inspect uploaded app screenshots and create, revise, or validate App Store and Google Play screenshot decks without needing the app source directory. Trigger for store screenshots, screenshot copy, device decks, localization, App Store creatives, or Google Play creatives.
Write the behaviour specification for a feature BEFORE implementing it, as test cases. Use whenever you are about to build a new endpoint, screen, flow, or behaviour — especially anything touching auth, sessions, tokens, lists, or pagination. Also use when asked "how should I test this", "what should this actually…
Extract timestamped transcripts and top-liked public comments from YouTube URLs, then turn them into grounded summaries, key ideas, highlights, chapter timelines, comment excerpts, or notes. Use when a user pastes a YouTube, youtu.be, Shorts, embed, or live URL and asks what the video says, requests highlights or…
Run a study session over a video or podcast the user wants to understand: transcribe it, prepare the concepts and the visuals before they press play, then answer whatever they ask at the exact moment they pause, with charts you build on the spot. Use this whenever the user shares a YouTube or podcast link and wants it…
Plan a repository task for execution by a small local coding model, then hand the plan to the local executor over MCP. Inspect the codebase, decompose the work into self-contained sequential prompts, define deterministic eval gates, validate the manifest, and submit it for execution. Never implement the task.
FastAPI best practices and conventions. Use when working with FastAPI APIs, Pydantic models, dependencies, streaming responses including Server-Sent Events (SSE), and serving frontend apps. Keeps FastAPI code clean and up to date with the latest features and patterns.
Use when analyzing, auditing, reviewing or diagnosing a sales call transcript — find where the deal was lost, closer mistakes, objections missed, and a recovery line. Returns an evidence-backed QC 4.1 Light report with exact quotes, breakpoint minute, corrections, and a speakable recovery script. Works for high-ticket…
Anchor this session to a named Chat Across environment and auto-sync a compacted context brief both ways. Use when the user says "chat-across " or asks to connect/anchor to a Chat Across environment.
Use when an engineering task may benefit from an independent Claude Code investigation, review, or alternative implementation and the value of delegation must be weighed against cost and risk.
Answer Pathfinder Second Edition rules and character-building questions using the Archives of Nethys. Use whenever the user asks about a PF2e rule, spell, feat, condition, creature, item, or class feature; asks what to pick or what is good ("best melee weapon for a level 3 fighter", "which ancestry feats should I take…
Turn a folder of call transcripts into a prospect intelligence report. Filters noise, separates prospect calls from customer calls, fans out parallel subagents to read transcripts, and consolidates personas, pain points, objections, competitive mentions, feature requests and verbatim quotes. Trigger on…
Delegate implementation to an external coding agent through Agent Bridge. Use when Codex should supervise Claude Code or DeepSeek Harness instead of editing the target repo itself. Covers bridgerun, continue, respond, approve, apply, reject, cancel, doctor, agents, prune.
Work the lore knowledge base's recorded-gap queue — searches that agent sessions ran and that found nothing, and still find nothing. Runs lore misses, triages each gap, finds the answer (often in the transcript of the session that hit it), and writes or extends the page. Use when the user says "sweep the miss list"…
Compares two hypotheses head to head in a structured scientific debate and records the outcome as a tournament match, updating both Elo ratings in the co-scientist database. Use when the user asks which hypothesis is better, asks to compare, rank, or pit hypotheses against each other, or wants the tournament advanced…
A quality-problem-solving guide called QCM, or Quality Crisis Management. It routes quality incidents, process problems, governance assessments, and related questions into structured responses and can be used in conversation, through MCP, or as an extension.
Use when the user asks to get an independent ChatGPT web review, continue a GPT-Control conversation, inspect a model run, or generate or iterate on an image through a configured browser driver. Not for facts the working tree or a local test can answer directly.
Playbook for using the Curtis server — preparing the contact list, writing the messages, reading the right numbers, and repairing selectors when LinkedIn changes the DOM. Use it when the user wants to send connection requests or messages on LinkedIn with this tool.
Use when a user wants to discover, validate, publish, update, retrieve, search, cite, inspect, or roll back Open Knowledge Format bundles, or wants to safely share project knowledge with a specified audience. This is a skills-only workflow and does not authenticate the CLI.
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