Email, calendars, task management, and automation (7.8K skills)
Connect an agent to an existing Chrome browser, find local CDP ports used for remote browser control, or start a browser on a specified port for sharing with other agents and tools.
Coordinate with other QwenPaw agents when a task needs their expertise, files, or context. Discover available agents, exchange messages, continue existing conversations, and submit longer tasks in the background while other work proceeds.
Use QwenPaw's built-in Browser SDK, a browser control interface, to read pages, search, fill forms, click controls, and capture screenshots through asynchronous Python. The workflow checks the page before and after actions and hands authentication steps to a person.
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.
Turn reusable decisions, templates, and workflows from a conversation into a new workspace Skill. It guides planning, user approval, file creation, validation, optional behavior testing, and publication for use by future agents.
Ask a more capable agent for a concrete execution plan, including step order, dependencies, and checks. The requesting agent then adapts and carries out the plan, with follow-up questions available to clarify individual steps.
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.
Send task updates, reminders, or results to an existing QwenPaw conversation or channel. The skill checks available sessions before choosing a recipient and sends a one-way notification without waiting for a reply.
Schedule reminders, recurring messages, or agent tasks with qwenpaw. Set a specific date or repeating schedule, deliver messages or agent replies to a chosen conversation, and manage jobs through status checks, updates, pauses, and resumption.
Send completion notices, alerts, status updates, or results to a user or existing conversation through qwenpaw. Look up the destination session before sending a one-way message; the send operation does not return a user reply.
Create and publish a DingTalk internal app and bot through a visible browser, then obtain the credentials needed for QwenPaw. The skill guides users through manual connection settings and pauses whenever login requires their action.
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.
Set up and publish a DingTalk application and bot through a visible browser, then receive guidance for connecting it to QwenPaw. Automation pauses for manual login, and users enter the resulting credentials into QwenPaw themselves.
Manage supported personal email accounts through qwenpawmail-mcp. Read and search messages, send replies, organize folders and conversations, and get guidance for connecting an existing mailbox or registering an account with a supported provider.
Consult another AI agent for advice, proposed solutions, reviews, or decision support. Choose from available agents, preserve context across follow-up conversations, and submit longer tasks in the background with status checks.
Schedule reminders, recurring messages, or agent tasks with qwenpaw. Set a specific date or repeating schedule, deliver messages or agent replies to a chosen conversation, and manage jobs through status checks, updates, pauses, and resumption.
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.
Consult another agent for specialist advice, reviews, or workspace context through QwenPaw commands. Keep follow-up conversations connected using session identifiers, and submit longer tasks in the background while continuing other work and checking results later.
Ask a more capable agent for a concrete execution plan for complex work. Request ordered steps, dependencies, checkpoints, and verification methods, then have the requesting agent assess the plan and carry out the work itself.
Explains how to replace the removed $pipeline command with $plan for planning and $team for coordinated parallel work. This retirement notice provides migration guidance rather than an executable workflow of its own.
Configure OMX alerts for session events through Discord, Telegram, Slack, OpenClaw, or custom integrations. Choose notification events, adjust detail and idle intervals, and check configuration validity and delivery with the required tests.
View and configure status displays for Codex CLI and OMX workflows. Show the model, context usage, active modes, worker counts, and turns, with compact or detailed presets, live updates, and JSON output for scripts.
Ask Claude or Gemini through a locally installed command-line tool for focused questions, reviews, brainstorming, or second opinions. Save the prompt, original response, summary, and next steps in a reusable Markdown file.
Stop an active OMX workflow after identifying its session and related modes. Perform the required cleanup, preserve resumable state where specified, and report the outcome, including any cleanup failures or reasons for refusing to proceed.