Cloud, CI/CD, monitoring, and deployment (6.8K skills)
Manage recurring jobs with staggered schedules, collision checks, and quiet hours that hold notifications until morning contact. The workflow checks for duplicate side effects on reruns and saves dated reports of job results.
Check your gbrain setup and receive prioritized suggestions for overdue updates, pending migrations, stalled jobs, and other maintenance issues. Findings include repair commands, while any fixes require your approval.
Keep gbrain current by checking available updates, summarizing release changes, and applying or deferring upgrades according to configured preferences. Migration instructions take priority when a release requires an operator to supervise the update.
Manage shell commands and AI agent tasks through a shared gbrain job queue. Track progress, steer agents, pause or resume work, and coordinate parallel tasks, with guidance for long operations, completion reporting, and reusable stage checkpoints.
Manage GBrain client registrations, permissions, and OAuth connections, a method for authorizing access. The skill separates server owner administration from ordinary client access and guides token invalidation, revocation, and connection verification.
Refresh installed NanoClaw channel and agent provider code from its registry branches. Update all integrations or a selected subset, check a structured result report, and validate the updated installation with builds and tests.
Deploy web applications to Vercel for production or preview, then check build results, deployment status, and the live URL. The skill also covers linking projects, managing domains, and adding or downloading environment variables through the command line.
Update a customized NanoClaw installation with official changes. The skill stages and tests updates in a separate workspace, manages required migrations, restarts the detected service, and restores saved local state if the build or health checks fail.
Install or refresh OneCLI as NanoClaw’s gateway for credentials and approval events. The skill restores integration files and agent guidance, configures a local or remote gateway, and validates the setup using a pinned SDK and tests.
Finish a NanoClaw v1-to-v2 migration after the migration script completes. The skill checks real message routing, assigns owner access, coordinates legacy memory migration, reviews container settings, and helps decide how to carry over customizations.
Add a NanoClaw status icon to the macOS menu bar. Check whether the service is running through a green or red dot, then start, stop, restart, or open its logs from the menu.
Move a shared NanoClaw Slack bot to separate apps for existing agent groups while preserving their workspaces, memory, and response settings. The skill guides a resumable migration or records the choice to keep the supported classic setup.
Move an existing OpenClaw setup to NanoClaw v2 through a guided conversation. Review identity, memory, credentials, groups, and scheduled tasks, then decide what to transfer and preview changes before applying them.
Investigate NanoClaw agent failures by tracing messages through logs and session databases. Check container startup, credential access, mounted folders, and service instances to locate where processing or delivery stops and choose a repair.
Add a read-only web dashboard for browsing NanoClaw agents, sessions, and other resources. It builds tables from command-line JSON output and includes message activity charts, recent logs, and a viewer for skills, profiles, and CLAUDE.md files.
Install rtk in NanoClaw agent containers to compress development command output and reduce token use. A Claude Code hook automatically routes Bash calls through rtk, with runtime checks to verify installation and a command to inspect savings.
Switch a NanoClaw agent group to a local Ollama model by configuring environment variables and model settings. The skill covers setup checks, optional blocking of Anthropic API access, verification, troubleshooting, and switching back to Claude.
Enable NanoClaw agents to deploy web applications to Vercel. The skill installs the Vercel CLI, a command-line tool, and configures automatic credential injection through OneCLI, supporting production deployment and deployment status checks.
Install or update Iron Proxy and its official Iron Control console for NanoClaw. Configure stored credentials, access grants, allowed destinations, and human approval checks for outbound requests through a local Docker installation.
Start NanoClaw’s initial setup by directing the user to its terminal script. The script handles dependencies, the container image, credentials, the service, the first agent, and optional channel connections, with Claude-assisted recovery if an error interrupts setup.
Install a local NanoClaw dashboard to inspect agents, sessions, channels, messages, and users. It displays token usage, context usage, activity, and live logs using periodic data snapshots and a log forwarding module.
Manage which host folders NanoClaw agent containers may access. View the current permissions, add or remove allowed directories, choose read-only or read-write access, and reset the list, with guidance on applying changes to running groups.
Build beta versions of the Composio CLI, promote a tested beta to a stable release, and investigate failed releases. Guides verification of published binaries and installation tests through the Build CLI Binaries workflow.
Create disposable Linux or macOS computers for running code, testing apps, operating desktop interfaces, and browsing websites. Use isolated environments locally or in the Cua cloud, then delete them when the work is complete.