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Clipboard copies, pastes, and transforms text between the system clipboard and files. Use it when you need to move command output into the clipboard or save clipboard contents to disk.

Cloud Files syncs, copies, moves, checks, and mounts files across cloud storage providers with rclone. Use it to manage Google Drive, S3, Dropbox, OneDrive, and similar remotes from the command line.

Contacts searches the macOS Contacts app via AppleScript to list people and look up names, emails, and phone numbers. Use it when you need contact details without a CLI tool.

Cron Scheduler manages recurring tasks with crontab and macOS launchctl services with lunchy-go. Use it to list, start, stop, restart, and schedule command-line jobs.

Daily Briefing compiles a concise morning summary from installed skills, including email, calendar, tasks, and other available updates. Use it for a daily check-in or to run automatically on a schedule.

Display & Safety controls screen brightness and moves files to the macOS Trash instead of deleting them permanently. Use it for display adjustments and safer file cleanup.

Email Management reads, sends, searches, and labels mail through gog for Gmail or himalaya for IMAP. Use it to manage inboxes, reply to threads, and move messages across labels and folders.

GitHub CLI Automation uses gh and jq to manage pull requests, issues, repositories, and Actions workflows. Use it when you need to list, create, review, merge, or query GitHub data from the command line.

Jira CLI manages Jira issues from the terminal with jira-cli. Use it to list, filter, create, transition, comment on, and assign issues to sprints without opening Jira in a browser.

Linear CLI manages Linear issues and projects from the terminal. Use it to list, create, update, start work on branches, and create linked pull requests.

Lock In Mode orchestrates distraction blocking, environment setup, and session tracking for focus sessions. Use it when starting or ending a timed deep-work session from the command line.

Mac App Store installs, updates, and searches Mac App Store apps from the command line with mas. Use it to find app IDs, install apps, check updates, and open App Store pages.