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Process emails from Gmail Watcher, categorize by priority (urgent/normal/low), draft appropriate responses using templates, flag items requiring immediate attention. Use when processing emails, checking inbox,...
Manage human-in-the-loop approval workflow for sensitive actions like payments, email sending, social media posts, and file operations. Creates structured approval requests, monitors approval status in /Approve...
Integrate with Xero accounting system to sync transactions, categorize expenses, track revenue, generate invoices, and maintain financial records. Use when syncing bank transactions, categorizing expenses, crea...
Monitor system health, detect errors, implement recovery procedures, restart failed processes, maintain audit logs. Use for system health checks, error recovery, process monitoring, or when user mentions "syste...
Process pending tasks, check Needs_Action folder, complete task requests, move finished work to Done folder, and update activity dashboard. Use when the user asks to "process tasks", "check pending tasks", "han...
Autonomously audit business and financial performance weekly. Analyzes revenue, expenses, completed tasks, bottlenecks, and generates executive briefing with proactive suggestions. Use when generating weekly re...
Modern documentation management with MkDocs Material theme and GitHub Pages publishing. Use when users need to create, maintain, or publish professional documentation websites. Supports initialization of new do...
OpenCode + OhMyOpenCode configuration reference - agents, tools, MCP, skills, commands, hooks, permissions, providers, and Sisyphus orchestration patterns
Writing unit, integration, or E2E for any @aamini-stack app/project
Guide systematic feature development with codebase exploration, architecture design, and implementation. Use this skill when the user wants to implement a new feature, add functionality, or build something new...
Patterns for building Claude Code plugins including commands, agents, hooks, MCP servers, and plugin marketplaces. Use when creating extensions for Claude Code or distributing plugins to teams.
Orchestrates the complete lifecycle of a new software project. Use this skill to initiate a new project from a vague idea, guiding it through architectural brainstorming, component definition, and detailed PRD...
Creates single-file interactive HTML visualizations from documents or conversations. Triggers on: webify this, create infographic, visualize as webpage, make it a website.
Guides creation of Anthropic-compliant Claude skills. Triggers on: create skill, new skill, skill guidelines, skill best practices, write a skill.
Workflow. Apply for task analysis and completion reporting.
Use this skill when the user asks about "Cloudflare Workers", "Cloudflare Pages", "Wrangler configuration", "R2", "D1", "KV", "Durable Objects", "Workers AI", or any Cloudflare deployment/development question....
This skill should be used when the user asks to "implement a feature", "add a new feature", "develop feature", "refactor module", "upgrade API", "migrate database", or invokes "/feature". Also triggers on compl...
Automate Chrome via Puppeteer to browse, navigate, scrape, and capture web pages across platforms.
Download attachments and images from Linear issues. Use when fetching screenshots, images, or file attachments from Linear comments or descriptions.
Autonomously analyzes a repository, detects architectural and coding patterns, and generates/updates a docs/ folder with a root CLAUDE.md as table of contents. Use when asked to generate documentation, create C...
Search Linear issues and projects. Use when finding issues, looking up bugs, or searching the backlog.
Manage Linear issues - list, create, update, start/stop work. Use when working with Linear issues, viewing tasks, creating bugs, or updating issue status.
Agent Browser CLIを使ってブラウザ操作を自動実行するスキル。npx経由でブラウザ自動化タスクを委譲します。
A friendly greeting skill that shows the current date, time, working directory, and a motivational message. Use when the user asks for a greeting or wants to test if skills are working.
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