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Weekly retrospective - scans Done items from the past week, prompts reflection questions, reviews Someday-Maybe backlog, captures one improvement action. Use when "weekly review", "run retrospective", "what did...
Smart email triage from Gmail and iCloud. Highlights what needs attention based on priority senders and mission context. Trigger phrases include "email" or "mail" - use when "check my email", "triage my email",...
Fetch Google Calendar events. Use when checking schedule, finding meetings, or verifying calendar entries. Invoked by morning-metrics, win-the-day, and other scheduling skills.
Morning routine facilitator. Guides Ed through metrics, capture triage, and task clarity. Use at start of day with "win the day", "morning routine", "start my day", "let's get at it".
Prep for BlackBelt coaching calls. Auto-detects BB 20s from calendar, fetches client history from Basecamp, generates check-in points. Use when "prep my BB calls", "prep for my 20s", "BB call prep", "get ready...
Pull daily metrics briefing from Gmail, Calendar, and Substack. Use when "check my metrics", "morning metrics", "show my stats", "what's my day look like".
Analyze calendar, tasks, and emails to create intelligent daily plans with actionable priorities and interactive follow-up. Use when user mentions "plan my day", "daily planner", "daily overview", "what should...
Orchestration des tâches pour queue, state machine et distribution. Utilise ce skill quand: (1) création d'une file de tâches, (2) gestion d'états et transitions, (3) distribution de travail entre skills, (4) s...
Expert Support Client pour ticketing, FAQ et satisfaction utilisateur. Utilise ce skill quand: (1) gestion des tickets support, (2) création de FAQ ou base de connaissances, (3) escalade de problèmes, (4) analy...
Expert WordPress et Gutenberg pour thèmes, plugins et blocks. Utilise ce skill quand: (1) développement WordPress (thèmes/plugins), (2) création de blocks Gutenberg, (3) API Block Editor, (4) migration ou optim...
Manage issues, projects, and workflows in Linear. View issues, create new ones, search documentation, and track project progress.
Manage tasks, projects, and productivity in Todoist. View tasks, add new items, check completed work, and organize projects.
Search and read Google Drive files including Docs, Sheets, and other documents.
Access Airtable bases, tables, and records. Query data, search records, and read structured information.
View and manage Google Calendar events. Check today's schedule, upcoming meetings, and calendar availability.
Access Alfred's clipboard history. Search recent copies, find text you copied earlier, and analyze clipboard patterns.
Read and search Gmail emails. Check inbox, search messages, and view email threads.
Create AI-executable TASK/FIX GitHub issue bodies (and optionally create/link them as sub-issues) for SUM Platform work orders. Use when converting a WO/idea/report into a deterministic task ticket that an agen...
Orchestrate the planning workflow (Idea → Plan → VD → WO → TASK/FIX) for SUM Platform releases and infrastructure initiatives. Use when starting a new version or initiative, creating planning artifacts, or gene...
This skill helps identify repetitive task patterns and create reusable commands. When users repeatedly ask for similar types of work, this skill recognizes patterns and creates command templates with documented...
Comprehensive Supabase database management skill for creating migrations, managing RLS policies, optimizing performance, and maintaining database security. Use when creating/modifying database schema, auditing...
Manages the Anubis Issue Tracker GitHub project board. Use when you need to organize issues by difficulty/status, move issues through workflow stages, or generate board status reports.
Local-first workflow for iterative document building with GitHub gists
Guide structuring new features in Nx workspaces. Use when user asks about creating libraries, organizing code, or where to place new features.
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