Email, calendars, task management, and automation (7.8K skills)
Adapt agent replies for readers with ADHD by putting the next action first, numbering steps, and restating progress across turns. Replies include concrete time estimates, visible completed work, and fewer tangents to make tasks easier to follow.
Manage Zoom meetings, participant registrations, and cloud recordings from the terminal through the Zoom REST API. Create or update meetings, register participants from CSV files, check past attendance, and download recording files.
Find and install command-line tools that let AI agents operate professional software. Search by task or category, check which workflow capabilities are available locally, and install the specific tools needed for a multi-tool project.
Manage SiYuan notebooks, documents, and blocks, the individual pieces of note content, from the terminal. Search your knowledge base, create or update notes, inspect document structure, and export documents as Markdown through its local API.
Fill Japan Post Web Yu-pri contents forms from JSON or CSV files through the browser. Preview planned entries, inspect page status, and save screenshots to support repetitive item entry before final shipment confirmation.
Automate Safari on macOS from the command line while retaining browser logins. Read pages, fill forms, save PDFs, inspect network activity, and return structured JSON results through the tools exposed by safari-mcp.
Turn recurring GUI workflows into macros that agents can call from the command line with parameters. Define and inspect macros, simulate runs before making changes, and review structured results and execution history.
Manage Obsidian notes through its Local REST API. Search a vault, create or update notes, append content, and execute Obsidian commands from the command line, with JSON output for agent workflows.
Automate browser tasks by exploring Chrome pages like folders. Agents can list page elements, read and search text, click controls, and fill forms through commands, with structured output and a persistent connection mode.
Control a running iTerm2 workspace from the command line. See what each terminal pane is doing, send commands, read current and past output, arrange windows and tabs, manage tmux integration, and change preferences.
Manage n8n automation workflows from the command line. Create, update, and activate workflows, inspect or retry executions, and manage credentials, variables, and tags through n8n's public API with structured JSON output.
Automate Joplin note management through its terminal application. Create and organize notes and notebooks, update to-dos, manage tags and attachments, and run synchronization or import and export workflows with structured results.
Control a running iTerm2 workspace from the command line. Inspect processes and directories across panes, send commands, read terminal history, arrange windows and tabs, and manage preferences or tmux integration.
Find Mubu documents and daily notes, inspect their outline structure, and edit individual items through commands. Agents can preview changes before execution, add child items, update text, and retain the current document context between commands.
Break complex requests into research, calculation, coding, and writing stages. Clarify goals, dependencies, and completion criteria, then coordinate the next specialist skill while keeping the conversation history available across transitions.
Analyze a chosen period of Screenpipe work history to find repeated research tasks, match them with existing skills, and prepare new skill drafts or combinations of existing skills for review.
Find where Multica’s issue management guidance has moved and how to replace retired metadata guidance. This redirect points older task briefs to the current skill and explains where different kinds of issue information belong.
Guide a new Multica member from an initial conversation to a confirmed task running as an issue. Mika shapes a concrete goal, previews the plan, starts approved work, and explains where to follow progress and results.
Use Multica’s platform rules to manage issues, agents, projects, and automated runs. The skill directs agents to relevant references and explains checks needed before changes that update workspace records or start work.
Operates native desktop apps through Cherry Studio Computer Use. It reads interface information, types, clicks, and captures windows, using fresh observations to choose actions and verify results within the permissions and capabilities available.
Get answers about Cherry Studio from the installed version’s product information. The skill explains features, settings locations, and shortcuts, provides clickable navigation entries, and helps diagnose connection failures, configuration problems, and runtime errors.
Search for and install skills that fill a missing capability, or open the Skills settings for management. When suitable options are unavailable, hand off to the built-in skill-creator and continue the original task.
Find agent skills for a specific task, compare candidates using their capabilities, sources, and installation history, and install a selected skill into Cherry after the user has expressed an intent to install it.
Operate the visible browser pane in a Cherry Studio conversation to navigate pages, click controls, fill forms, capture screenshots, and investigate browser issues. It can work with authenticated websites while checking page state and action outcomes.