Email, calendars, task management, and automation (7.8K skills)
Turn local Claude Code session history into a personal activity report, cross-checked with local Git history. Generate Markdown and standalone HTML showing project activity, touched files, related commits, and each project's share of compute usage.
Set up a Telegram bot channel for reaching the assistant. Save or remove the bot token, inspect configuration and pending access requests, and get guidance on limiting contact to an approved list of senders.
Automate website navigation, form filling, content collection, and Windows desktop interactions. The skill selects browser or desktop tools for the task and guides screenshot capture and desktop network traffic observation when needed.
Helps agents manage long tasks by checking for forgotten instructions and drifting conventions. It guides progress summaries, rule checks after context compaction, and handoff notes when work should continue in a fresh session.
Help agents continue work in projects using Superself. Read current goals and decisions, attach work to tracked units, record progress with supporting evidence, and preserve confirmed decisions so later sessions can resume with context.
Convert local images, audio, video, documents, and data using tools installed on the computer. Preserves original files, keeps conversion local, and checks outputs for content, format, and relevant quality changes before reporting the result.
Organize complex work for a team of AI agents by splitting tasks, defining dependencies, and documenting ownership and completion criteria. Provides strategies for tracking progress, spotting blockers, and redistributing work when workloads become uneven.
Set communication rules for teams of AI agents. The skill explains when to use direct messages or broadcasts, how leads review plans, how teammates shut down safely, and how to troubleshoot stalled handoffs or missing communication tools.
Turn past classrooms and chat history into a reusable personal skill for course creation. It examines varied examples, checks recurring patterns and exceptions, and asks for corrections before saving instructions that reflect the user's workflow and quality expectations.
Operate desktop apps and isolated browsers on registered computers by inspecting interface controls, entering information, and checking results. The skill also covers screenshots and recording, with separate routing for the user's signed-in Chrome through Chromewhale.
Split a large goal into clearly bounded tasks that can run in parallel. Coordinate existing agent and worktree tools, then combine and verify the results. The skill starts only when explicitly requested.
Record goals with measurable targets and deadlines, review progress against reported results, and update them as circumstances change. Keep a dated history in one file, with goal wording confirmed before it is saved.
Find answers about Codewhale commands, settings, skills, and keyboard shortcuts using the installed help and configuration tools. For environment problems, consult diagnostic output to explain what the current installation actually supports.
Creates a compact handoff from verified work status, including commits, branches, automated checks, blockers, decisions, and the next action. Saves a durable record so another session or the user can resume without reconstructing the conversation.
Guides users through removing a stored fact with Codewhale’s Context Lens memory controls. It identifies the intended fact, explains the forget action, and distinguishes confirmed deletion from an action that has not yet completed.
Helps connect Feishu or Lark bots, documents, spreadsheets, and approval workflows. Guides API authentication and MCP setup, a way to expose tools to agents, using environment variables for credentials and verification before externally visible changes.
Read Google Calendar schedules, check availability, and create or update events as requested. Handle time zones, all-day events, and recurring appointments while confirming event details and making invitation notifications clear.
Search and read Gmail messages, identify items that need attention, and prepare email drafts. Send messages with explicit approval of recipients, subject, and body, using an authorized Gmail connection.
Find and read documents, code, papers, and notes stored in OpenViking. The skill chooses a search method, uses directory summaries to locate relevant files, and cites resource addresses so readers can open the supporting material.
Use OpenViking MCP tools to retrieve relevant knowledge before substantial tasks and save lasting preferences, decisions, and lessons during or after work. Import documents as searchable resources so later tasks can draw on previous findings.
Retrieve past operational experience from OpenViking before or during coding, configuration, deployment, or recovery work. It reads relevant records, checks whether their assumptions match the current environment, and applies suitable procedures and checks.
Manage tasks on an OpenViking kanban board, where each Markdown file contains the task and its handoff notes. Record decisions, verified progress, and next steps so another agent or person can resume the work.
Retrieve earlier decisions, preferences, and saved resources from OpenViking across sessions. Store durable information, import documents or repositories, and manage deletion, with guidance on how project memory is shared between directories and repository clones.
Manage resources in OpenViking through its command-line tool. The skill guides adding and searching materials, editing and organizing files, scheduling refreshes, and transferring or backing up resource collections with the appropriate commands and options.