Browse the prompt-history diff viewer in neovim — show what code changed for each prompt of a Claude Code session. Use when the user wants to look back at prompt history, see the diff a prompt produced, open/close the history viewer, switch to another session, or list captured sessions. Requires the AIAgent neovim…
A configuration skill for Brain Fog Friendly, which changes the agent’s response style for lower mental effort. It asks the user to choose a supported language or disable the style.
Drive terminal sessions, panes, and TUIs from an agent, and prove what they render. Five distinct jobs — multiplex terminal work (sessions/windows/panes) as a tmux/screen replacement; snapshot any pane as a pixel-perfect PNG, headless, with no terminal emulator or display server; run the lens verify loop (run → settle…
Manage dotfiles with chezmoi. Use when working with dotfiles, chezmoi templates, machine-specific configuration, syncing configs across machines, or when the user mentions chezmoi, dotfiles, or configuration management.
Manage the user's Wardrowbe wardrobe — suggest outfits, log wears/washes, browse items, act on pending outfit suggestions. Auto-connects to the Wardrowbe MCP server running in the user's Home Assistant add-on. Use whenever the user asks "what should I wear", "what needs washing", "did I wear X this week", or wants to…
Retrieve Slack-based attention flags and unresolved message context for daily-reporting. Use when SOD or EOD needs executive-relevant inbox signals from Slack DMs and @mentions — pending decisions, important follow-ups, and message-derived risks from VIP contacts.
Autonomous timed development shift: agents pick backlog work, run maintenance, impact analysis, QA, UI/UX, performance review, and code review in a loop until duration ends. Use for dev shift, maintenance aplikasi, application audit, or autonomous sprint. Trigger: /dev-shift or natural language prompt.
Use when a manager, dispatcher, or safety director needs to have a coaching conversation with a driver — about a safety event (harsh brake, hard turn, distraction), an HOS violation, a customer complaint, a missed delivery, repeated minor incidents, or to deliver positive recognition. Covers conversation structure…
Add a day's work, and a Next section of the following day's tasks, to the user's Google Doc work log. Use when the user asks to write up a day, update the work log, or fill in missing days.
Runbook for driving the mcp-ecc MCP server — install/run (CLI stdio or single-container Docker), add a provider account, register per-user OAuth clients, and authenticate the /mcp endpoint with a user's per-user MCP API key. Use when setting up, configuring, or connecting a client to mcp-ecc (email/calendar/contacts…
Navigate Sébastien's Obsidian vault (myVault) through the obsidian MCP server. Trigger on any mention of Obsidian, the vault, a note, a project folder (20Projects, 00Inbox, 10Context, 15Chantiers, 30Knowledge, 60Tools), the Raw/Refined/Context pipeline, project context retrieval, or the vault REST API. This skill is a…
Use the gog CLI for the user's Google account ([email protected]): Gmail search/read, Calendar create/edit, Contacts edit/create, Tasks create/edit. Use when the user asks about email, inbox, calendar events, meetings, contacts, or tasks. Scope is intentionally light: queries and edits only — never delete…
Plan the user's day through a short conversation with saved state — Focus Sessions, weekly objectives, an honest carry-over of unfinished items, and a rendered day card. Use when the user wants to plan their day or week, review yesterday, mark plan items done, or see their day as an image. Backed by the nyyon-planner…
Wire up a governed email inbox for an AI agent using Mailbuttons. Use this skill whenever the user wants to give an agent, app, bot, or workflow its own email address; set up sending or receiving email for an agent; add an agent inbox, sender allowlist, or email webhook; or integrate "Mailbuttons", "mbag", or "email…
Hire a verified human through Human For AI (humanforai.dev) when a task needs physical presence, human perception, or human judgment — real-world verification, product testing, AI output review, data collection, or a local errand. Free during the pilot, no auth.
Household and personal inventory management. Use this skill to add, find, update, search, or delete items in the user's AllOurThings vault — covering anything they own: appliances, electronics, tools, furniture, collectibles, warranties, receipts, manuals, and more. Also handles attachments such as photos, receipts…
Read agent output aloud with the Text to Speech MCP server's speaktext tool — streamed as the agent works, batched once the turn is done, or reading a specific file or block of text on request. Use when the user asks to hear something read aloud, asks for a spoken demo or walkthrough, or works in a project configured…
Use Weavatrix Refactor only when the user explicitly requests repository source changes that benefit from a proven refactor workflow: symbol rename, coordinated rename, signature change, symbol edit, selected replacement, import cleanup, file or symbol move planning, deletion readiness, exact plan application, or…
Use when auditing, cleaning, or reorganizing an nb notebook; scopes work to one named notebook and conservatively handles stale notes, todos, handoffs, reviews, proposals, and folders.
Upload a file to a GoDrop server and get a public URL back. Use when you need to share a file, screenshot, log, build artifact or report as a link, including when a user asks for "a link to this file". Also covers deleting an uploaded file and checking a GoDrop instance's health.
Live in-meeting assistant from a Google Meet transcript. Attach to the call over MCP and feed the user real-time help - answers to questions aimed at them, data/context, risks, talking points - using THIS agent's own domain context. Use when the user wants you to "watch my meeting", "help me live during the call", or…
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