create-pull-request
Use when creating a PR, pushing to a feature branch for review, or about to run gh pr create. Covers conflict resolution, PR templates, and merge strategies.
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Use when creating a PR, pushing to a feature branch for review, or about to run gh pr create. Covers conflict resolution, PR templates, and merge strategies.
Use when working with clawdbot, configuring messaging bindings, WhatsApp/iMessage/Telegram channels, or managing agent identities and routing.
Use when triaging emails, classifying inbox messages, or working with email-triage CLI. Provides categories, classification rules, and action mapping.
Use when user asks about emails, wants to send/read/search email, mentions inbox, drafts, labels, or Gmail operations.
Use when generating WhatsApp replies for Michael, auto-replying to messages, or tuning message response style. Provides communication patterns and style guide.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "schedule a task", "run claude in background", "set up a cron job for claude", "schedule recurring task", "run this every X minutes/hours", "unschedule task", "ch...
Use when user asks about calendar, schedule, wants to create/view events, mentions meetings, appointments, or availability.
Use when working with AWS CLI, credentials, S3, EC2, Lambda, or other AWS services. Contains account config and IAM guidance.
Use when searching for domain names, checking availability, or brainstorming domain ideas. Uses tldx CLI for fast bulk checks.
Use when automating macOS apps, clicking UI elements, taking screenshots, or controlling applications programmatically. Covers the peekaboo CLI for vision-based automation.
Use when triaging emails, classifying inbox messages, or working with email-triage CLI. Provides classification rules, categories, and action mapping.
Use when interacting with Notion PPV system, creating projects, updating goals, doing quarterly reviews, or working with PPV databases. Provides MCP tool patterns and key database IDs.
Use when organizing tasks, processing inbox items, or mapping items between Todoist, Notion, and Obsidian. Contains the unified PARA structure across all systems.
Use when about to kill a process on a port, when a port is busy and you need to free it, or when suspecting a dev server is still running. Prevents accidentally killing user's processes.
Use when user asks about calendar, schedule, wants to create/view events, mentions meetings, appointments, or availability.
Query Michael's PPV (Pillars, Pipelines, Vaults) Notion planning system for action items, projects, goals, and planning data. Use when user asks about tasks, to-dos, projects, goals, or "what's on my plate".
This skill should be used when the user asks to "connect to dev server", "start dev server", "stop dev server", "check dev server status", "sync to server", "work on server", or mentions "fly.io dev", "remote d...
Reference when you want to remember something across sessions, when deciding where to store learnings, or when creating new plugin content (skills, commands, agents).
This skill should be used when working with AWS CLI, AWS services, AWS credentials, or when the user mentions "aws", "s3", "ec2", "lambda", or other AWS services. Contains account configuration and credential m...
Use when about to run "git stash", encountering modified files you didn't create, or working with git operations that require a clean working tree. Prevents accidental stashing of user's uncommitted work.
Use when generating email replies for Michael, drafting emails, or tuning email response style. Provides Michael's email communication patterns and style guide.
Use when generating presentation slides, deck images, or visual assets for meetings and pitches. Applies dark minimal Vercel/Apple aesthetic with strict design language.
Use when user says "remember this", when deciding where to store learnings or documentation, when about to edit CLAUDE.md, or when creating new plugin content (skills, commands, agents).
ALWAYS consult when: (1) splitting, moving, or targeting tmux panes, (2) sending commands to specific panes, (3) moving panes/windows between sessions, (4) any tmux operation where you need a pane ID. Critical...
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