Automation

Obsidian CLI interacts with running Obsidian vaults from the command line to read, create, search, and manage notes, tasks, properties, and more. It also supports plugin and theme development with reload, eval, screenshot, and DOM inspection commands, and is used when the user needs to work with an Obsidian vault or debug plugins.

Agent-First Screenshots drives the real app via CDP and captures product screenshots gated by DOM, pixel, and vision verification before shipping. Use the skill for marketing images, landing pages, newsletters, social media, and any task to take or redo screenshots of the app.

Browser Automation attaches OpenCode browser tools to the iPolloWork Electron app and drives its UI through Chrome DevTools Protocol. Use it for local dev smoke tests, composer automation, or verifying task/session responses in the app.

Daytona Standalone Chrome CDP launches and controls a standalone Chrome browser in a Daytona sandbox via the Chrome DevTools Protocol. Use it for web sign-in, OAuth flows, Den Web setup, and other browser-only tasks when Electron CDP is not suitable.

Argus runs six automated scanners for web and LLM vulnerabilities: CORS misconfig, CRLF/host-header injection, NoSQL injection, JWT attacks, blind bug confirmation via OOB, and LLM red-teaming. Use it on JSON APIs, login endpoints, JWT auth, or any parameter that might reach the server.

Client Reverse helps bug bounty hunters recover client-side request-signing and anti-bot token logic so they can replay protected API requests outside the browser. Use it when Burp or mitmproxy replay fails with 401/403 and you need to isolate the signer before hunting IDOR or auth issues.

Credential Attack provides a password spray pipeline for bug bounty: wordlist generation, breach checks, employee OSINT, and login spraying (HTTP form, OAuth, O365, Okta). Use it when credential testing is in scope or to avoid rate-limit and lockout pitfalls.

Web2 Recon maps a target's attack surface by enumerating subdomains, discovering live hosts, crawling URLs, analyzing JavaScript, and fuzzing directories. Use it when starting recon on a web2 target or when asked about asset discovery, subdomain enumeration, or attack surface mapping.

Flow Parallel decomposes large changes, migrations, or multi-issue fixes into independent work packages and executes them in parallel with quality gates. Use it when a compound task can be broken into non-overlapping parts for faster completion.

Quick Mode executes small, self-contained tasks like bug fixes, configuration changes, documentation updates, and dependency bumps through a streamlined flow with atomic commits, state tracking, and summaries. Use it for ad-hoc work that doesn't require the full Double Diamond workflow.

Build orchestrates existing skills into feature development workflows, chaining discovery, planning, implementation, and post-implementation phases with human checkpoints at boundaries.

CLI Reference documents the Claude Code command-line interface, covering commands, flags, headless mode, session control, subagents, and automation patterns. Use it when configuring CLI automation, CI/CD, or agent spawning.