Browse Skills

Idea captures one newly voiced idea into a provenance-tracked folder and deduplicates it against an index. Use it when someone says “save this idea” or similar, not for extracting ideas from meetings or managing dated tasks.

Manager syncs session work into GitHub issues and checks track status across repos. Use it to create or update issues, add weekly labels and parent links, or ask what’s happening on a track.

Meeting Copilot creates and updates a local HTML dashboard for live meetings. Use it to prepare questions and context, track topics and decisions during a call, and produce a closeout summary with follow-ups.

Pm Roadmap summarizes iteration status, milestone progress, priority changes, and dependencies, then produces a Now/Next/Later roadmap with delay causes and a health score. Use it for sprint status updates and roadmap reviews when planning capacity or adjusting scope.

Query extracts frontmatter from Obsidian vault files to answer questions about projects, clients, tasks, and daily notes. Use it when you need a quick table from vault metadata without reading full files.

TaskNotes creates, updates, deletes, and lists tasks through the TaskNotes plugin HTTP API. Use it to manage task status, priority, due dates, and project links.

Telegram Bot Ops helps diagnose, monitor, deploy, and safely restart Telegram bots and Telegram-to-agent gateways. Use it to check webhooks, polling, logs, delivery paths, and runtime health without exposing secrets.

SLM Profile isolates memory into separate workspaces and lets you switch the active MCP tool tier at runtime. Use it when working across distinct projects, clients, or environments and check the current profile with slm status.

Escaping Skill describes a skill stored outside the declared source root. Use it when a Claude Code skill needs to reference or operate from a path beyond the normal root boundary.

Hello greets a user and reads a bundled shared message from the fixture files. Use it when testing portable Agent Plugin exports.

Rewrite Test shows quick jq and bunx commands for working with JSON and multi-binary package coverage. Use it when you need simple command-line examples in a Nix-based workflow.

Skill A reads from a shared directory at the source root. Use it when a workflow needs access to common files stored there.