Email, calendars, task management, and automation (7.9K skills)
Install workspace skills from curated sources or GitHub, including bundled scripts, references, and assets. Preview a GitHub import, adapt its metadata to the workspace format, and load the installed skill immediately within the same run.
Set up Telegram alerts for a colony, a group of AI agents, so users can respond when work stalls. The skill creates or reuses a bot, stores its token, connects the destination chat, and tests notifications.
Help an agent periodically review whether its work stays on task, remains thorough, avoids repetition, respects earlier decisions, and covers every item. Record assessments and revisit working notes when quality declines so the approach can be adjusted.
Track shared work across AI agents using a SQLite database. The skill claims tasks, records progress and evidence for each step, skips completed work, and checks required procedures before marking a task complete.
Keep working notes of decisions, their reasons, extracted values, open questions, and blockers in Hive's shared buffer. Helps agents retain useful context when earlier conversation or tool history is removed.
Preserve essential information during long agent tasks by extracting URLs, IDs, relevant fields, and conclusions into working notes. It also specifies where to record task handoff details before older tool results leave the agent’s context.
Set up Slack alerts for a colony, a group of AI agents, so users can reply when work stalls. The skill prepares the Slack app, stores sending and receiving tokens, connects a channel, and tests notifications.
Automate an existing Chrome session through hive-browser commands. Covers page inspection, screenshot-based clicks, text entry, and result checks, including controls hidden inside nested web components and recovery steps for connection timeouts.
Split independent research or data-entry tasks among parallel workers. Provides a workflow for tracking completion in a table, testing one task first, and using a Python playbook to retry unfinished work and resume interrupted runs.
Compare assigned work from connected trackers with TASKS.md, review stale tasks, and fill gaps in stored context about people and projects. An optional comprehensive scan finds possible missed commitments in recent activity, with changes confirmed by the user.
Manages tasks in a shared TASKS.md file that both the user and agent can edit. Adds commitments, records deadlines, tracks waiting items, and moves finished work to Done, with a dashboard for visual organization.
Adapt a Claude Code or Cowork plugin to an organization's tools and workflows. Update instructions, team settings, and service connections, then package the customized files for installation while preserving the plugin's original name.
Turn recent work or rough notes into a concise daily standup update organized by yesterday, today, and blockers. Connected tools can supply commits, pull requests, ticket changes, and relevant discussions to help assemble the report.
Help Claude interpret workplace shorthand by storing people, acronyms, project names, and preferences in local files. Keep frequent references in CLAUDE.md and detailed context in memory/, so requests can be understood using recorded workplace knowledge.
Set up a task list, workplace memory files, and a dashboard. Use existing todos to clarify nicknames, abbreviations, and project names, then save that context for future conversations with the agent.
Register, update, or clear five doctor profile fields: preferred name, region, hospital, department, and professional rank. The skill obtains explicit consent and collects missing details gradually to support personalized learning or subscription setup.
Set up recurring learning subscriptions for doctors, covering clinical guidelines, specialty updates, and regional health insurance policy changes. The skill checks for duplicate tasks, creates only selected subscriptions, and verifies their activation for delivery through the current conversation channel.
Create a brief, polite opening when users say hello, request a self-introduction, or ask for a more formal tone. It greets first, checks the user's goal, and moves directly to any task already stated.
Get help understanding and configuring Octop, a self-hosted AI assistant. The skill explains features, points to relevant documentation, and supports model switching, messaging connections, skill management, scheduled tasks, backups, and upgrades.
Manage skills through conversation: find, inspect, install, edit, remove, and restore them within the current instance. It handles files, repositories, and archives, and can organize documents or images into reusable skills.
Keep context for work that spans multiple sessions without belonging to a specific project phase. The skill manages lightweight persistent threads, letting you create, list, resume, check, and close them as work progresses.
Control which GSD skills are available without reinstalling. Switch preset profiles, enable or disable groups of skills, inspect the active selection and estimated token usage, or restore the profile chosen at installation.
Resume a project by restoring its saved context, locating checkpoints, and identifying unfinished plans. The skill presents the current status and routes work to an appropriate next action based on what it finds.
Build a developer profile from past sessions or a questionnaire, then generate files and settings that personalize Claude's responses. Choose which outputs to create and compare changes when refreshing an existing profile.