Email, calendars, task management, and automation (7.9K skills)
Organize scattered files by type, purpose, or date, find duplicates, and review older material. Get a proposed folder structure, then approve file moves and renaming, with confirmation required before any deletion.
Automate 21risk operations through Rube MCP, a connection for agent tools. The skill discovers available actions, checks the service connection, and uses current input requirements to carry out requested tasks.
Use Claude to send emails, create GitHub issues, post Slack messages, and add notes to Notion through Composio CLI, a terminal tool. It connects these tasks to actions in external apps.
Use Codex to send emails, create issues, post messages, and update data in connected apps through Composio CLI, a terminal tool. It supports services including Gmail, Slack, GitHub, and Notion.
Automate supported 2chat tasks through Rube MCP and Composio. The skill finds available tools, checks the service connection, and uses current input requirements to carry out the requested operations.
Select random winners from lists, CSV files, Excel, or Google Sheets. Choose multiple winners without duplicates, exclude previous winners, apply entry-based weighting, and record the selection method and timestamp for review.
Draft, rewrite, or shorten emails to match the audience, tone, and desired length. Produce a subject line and complete message with clear next steps, with optional alternative versions for outreach, replies, updates, or escalations.
Prepare meeting agendas and reading materials using existing Notion pages and Codex research. Adapt the content to participants and meeting goals, with source links, discussion owners, time limits, and decisions to make.
Create clickable links that open conversations, files, folders, or settings directly in apps such as Codex, Cursor, and VS Code. Check supported formats, format links for Slack, and provide alternatives when direct links are unavailable.
Review lessons from difficult tasks, debugging, and failed attempts, then turn them into reusable guidance. Update relevant skill instructions or shared memory so future tasks can benefit from what was learned.
Prepare readable Markdown from HTTPS article pages using an optional external Defuddle cleaner. The workflow checks URLs, requires network consent and executable review, previews extracted content, and can retain the cleaned source separately from wiki ingestion.
Set up a new Obsidian vault, a folder for linked notes, or adopt an existing one. Select the working vault and route requests to the appropriate skills for importing sources, answering questions, saving results, or maintenance.
Find relevant passages in an Obsidian vault using a local word-based search index. Optionally reorder results by meaning with a multilingual Nomic model, returning note paths and snippets while leaving the original notes unchanged.
Create a source-linked rollup of a selected batch of Obsidian wiki log entries. Preview the complete draft while preserving original entries and child pages, then optionally apply the rollup and its index updates together.
Create and update Obsidian canvas boards by arranging notes, media, text, and links into visual maps. Inspect existing boards for missing files and broken connections, and preview validated changes before applying them through recoverable transactions.
Build and validate Obsidian Bases files that display notes as tables, cards, or lists. Define filters, calculated values, displayed properties, and summaries to create reading lists, task trackers, and other database-like views of existing notes.
Check whether the official Obsidian command-line interface is ready, then use it to read and search a selected vault. Access supported backlinks and tags, with direct file reading as a fallback when the interface is unavailable.
Check or configure how an Obsidian vault organizes knowledge, then suggest destinations for new notes using Generic, LYT, PARA, or Zettelkasten. Preview configuration changes before applying them; existing notes stay in place.
Preserve a selected answer, decision, insight, or conversation summary as an Obsidian note. Check for duplicates, retain uncertainty, and preview the note together with related index and log updates before applying the reviewed changes.
Arrange tabs and split panes in the Superset desktop app so terminals, tests, and logs appear where needed. Open panes with commands, resize or move them, switch focus, and close extra panes while optionally keeping their terminals running.
Read and change Superset desktop preferences through its command-line tool, without opening settings. Adjust fonts, terminals, notifications, and Git options, or create and install custom color themes from JSON files, with local operation and no login required.
Browse pages, click controls, fill fields, and inspect screenshots or console messages through Superset's browser pane. Use it to preview a running web app, check interface behavior, and work through browser tasks in a visible session.
Manage Superset plugins from installation and updates to account connections and removal. Check which external tools each plugin provides, call them through Superset, and investigate missing connections or other reasons tools are unavailable.
Draft replies, follow-ups, and new emails in Superhuman using the user's writing style. It reads the full conversation, updates an existing draft when present, and checks recipients and CCs, leaving the draft for the user to send.