Email, calendars, task management, and automation (7.8K skills)
Create a browser board for daily tasks and numeric goals, then track progress alongside conversations with an AI partner. Includes focus mode, gentle task carryover, progress notes, and a recap you can save at the end of the day.
Keep a short, persistent work journal so an agent can resume across sessions. Record completed work, current status, next steps, and unsuccessful attempts, then read the latest entry when restarting or summarize the work when closing it.
Prepare for an upcoming workday by combining Outlook meetings with open tasks and workspace context. Generate an HTML briefing with meeting preparation, scheduling conflicts, suggested priorities, and available time for learning and focused work.
Set up a dedicated workspace for a new workstream, with a journal and a folder for structured signals. Record its purpose, scope, and first steps so later sessions can pick up the context.
Review findings, drafts, assessments, and reports left by different work desks in a shared folder. Use each desk’s journal for context, then summarize the current state and highlight items that need attention.
Find and load Copilot Spaces, shared collections of project documents, code, and instructions, to answer team-specific questions or follow reporting workflows. Also create and update spaces, attached resources, and collaborator settings through the GitHub CLI.
Turn a screen recording of repetitive work into automation scripts. The skill reconstructs the workflow, proposes options suited to installed tools, and helps build and test the chosen approach while preserving human review steps.
Find and evaluate a small, compatible set of AI Agent Skills for a multi-step goal. Check existing capabilities, compare candidates for fit and safety, identify overlaps, and prepare recommendations with installation subject to user approval.
Summarizes the current Claude Code conversation into an evidence-backed map of goals, changes in direction, completed outcomes, current work, and open decisions. Use it to regain context after interruptions, session switching, or conversation compaction.
Find the appropriate skill for the work you need to do, from clarifying requirements to implementation, review, and verification. This routing guide selects the next skill or shows a manual command without performing the work itself.
Send questions, review requests, or implementation tasks to a supported local AI command-line tool through one shared command. The wrapper handles provider-specific options and saves the result as a Markdown file for later reference.
Run repeated change-and-evaluation cycles for one predefined improvement mission within an explicit runtime limit. Save each evaluation as JSON and each decision in readable Markdown logs, with support for periodic reruns through Claude Code native cron.
Stop active OMC workflows and clean up their runtime state while preserving progress where the mode supports resuming. It distinguishes the current session from all sessions and offers graceful shutdown or forced cancellation without bypassing ownership checks.
Configure OMC notifications for Telegram, Discord, or Slack through guided questions. Choose events such as session completion or requests for input, set destinations and mentions where supported, and optionally send a test message to check delivery.
Set up or repair the OMC status display in Claude Code, then choose how much information it shows. Configure presets and individual elements to monitor task progress, context usage, and running agents during a session.
Manage local oh-my-claudecode skills through commands and guided prompts. List and search available skills, create or edit custom ones, and compare or copy skills between personal and project folders to organize reusable instructions.
Build a lasting Markdown knowledge base for project decisions, architecture, and session discoveries. Search pages by keywords and tags, use results to answer with citations, and check for outdated content, broken links, and structural problems.
Organize useful findings from a session and save them in the right place: project memory, temporary notes, or lasting documentation. The skill separates reusable facts from working context and flags duplicate, outdated, or conflicting information.
Turn a successful workflow from the current session into a reusable OMC skill draft. Capture inputs, ordered steps, decision rules, pitfalls, and verification evidence, then choose an appropriate storage location.
Find installable agent skills for a specific task, check their sources and adoption, and present relevant options with explanations, links, and installation commands. Help install a selected skill when the user wants to proceed.
Manage personal email through qwenpawmail-mcp: search and read messages, retrieve attachments, send replies, and organize folders or conversation threads. The skill also guides account connection and registration for supported email providers.
Read and summarize local text files, including notes, configuration files, CSV tables, logs, and source code. Extract relevant sections, explain key fields or columns, and review recent errors without loading an entire large file.
Use built-in tools to ask another agent for advice, a plan, or a review. Choose from available agents, preserve context across follow-up conversations, and send longer tasks to the background with status checks and configurable time limits.
Perform live Windows or macOS desktop tasks that dedicated tools cannot complete. The skill guides app and window selection, clicks, text entry, and keyboard actions, checking fresh screen information and verifying the requested result.