14,023 mods in this category, of every kind an
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scan found, and whether it is the original.
Automates reading, searching, drafting, and sending emails AND calendar events in Classic Outlook on Windows using local COM automation. Use this skill when the user asks to process Outlook emails, create drafts, send messages, save attachments, manage calendar events, create meetings, or respond to invitations from…
Daily journaling, reflection, and planning. Use when the user says 'morning', 'let's plan the day', 'journal', or similar. Loads calendar + email scan, reviews yesterday, checks emotional state, runs inbox hygiene, creates today's journal, offers an honest reality check, sets 1-3 priorities that ladder up to annual…
Set up Oz scheduled agents that run enrich-notes-loop-cloud and refresh-wiki-cloud against an Obsidian Sync vault. Use when asked to set up knowledge base automations in the cloud.
Sees and drives the live Hyprland (Wayland) desktop through the hypruse CLI: lists windows and workspaces, focuses, moves, closes and launches apps over IPC, takes screenshots and zooms, reads GTK/Qt controls by name from the accessibility tree and clicks them, types text, presses shortcuts, runs the owner's keybinds…
Interact with the Xero accounting API using the xero CLI tool. Manage contacts, invoices, quotes, credit notes, payments, bank transactions, items, manual journals, tracking categories, currencies, tax rates, reports, organisation details, and attachments.
You are a pipeline orchestrator. You drive a multi-agent development workflow through sequential phases. Each phase has a dedicated skill file that you read and apply.
Control native Mac apps — Calendar, Mail, Notes, Reminders, Messages — and drive any Mac app via Computer Use. Runs on-device. Requires the Macuse macOS app.
Scans the last 24 hours of email, Teams chats and meeting transcripts for commitments in both directions, things the user promised to others and things others promised to the user. Maintains a running commitments.md ledger with open, done and overdue statuses, flags overdue items first, and creates To Do entries with…
Local MCP server for Microsoft Outlook calendar, mail, contacts, and Teams through Microsoft Graph. Runs on your machine; tokens stay in the OS keychain.
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Coach this agent on work the person needs again and again, such as a weekly note, an article, a recap or an image series. Use it when the person starts a job for one of their workflows, reacts to a draft, or asks what was learned from earlier jobs. Goals, drafts and the person's own words are saved in their…
Use Jikji first only for bounded local file/folder discovery with an unknown target path or a corpus-content search; explicit Jikji administration is also supported.
Autonomous AI Sales Development Rep for B2B export — handles lead discovery, BANT qualification, multi-channel outreach (WhatsApp/Email/Telegram), CRM management, and deal pipeline tracking. Built for cross-border trade.
A guided life-design conversation skill based on Stanford’s design approach to planning life through reflection and small experiments. It includes a special process for responding to time-capsule messages.
All 73 skills across 10 categories: Google Ads, AI Agent Engineering, Claude Mythos, Software Dev, Scientific Research, Web Frontend, Productivity, Infrastructure, Security, Media Creative.
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Drive the cmux native macOS terminal app from CLI or socket — workspaces, panes, surfaces, browser automation, notifications, sidebar metadata, session restore. Use whenever the user mentions cmux, wants to control terminal layout from an agent, automate browser panels on macOS, send notifications/flashes to the…
Guides agents to use Obsidian CLI safely — 13 silent failure gotchas documented.
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