Review observations and unresolved conflicts from a knowledge-management workflow. Compare documented practices with actual settings, identify recurring problems, and propose specific changes with supporting evidence, risks, and reversibility details for human approval.
- Sorting accumulated observations and unresolved conflicts
- Finding gaps between documented practices and settings
- Analyzing recurring workflow problems
agenticnotetaking/arscontexta☆ 3.5KUpdated Feb 25, 2026
Adds a new subject area to an existing knowledge system. Through conversation, defines suitable terms, note fields, and processing methods, then creates folders and templates that connect with the existing structure after approval.
- Adding creative writing to a research knowledge system
- Using different note fields and terms for each subject area
- Connecting related notes across multiple subject areas
agenticnotetaking/arscontexta☆ 3.5KUpdated Feb 25, 2026
Helps an agent handle email, files, meetings, documents, and spreadsheets across 12 Google Workspace services. It selects the appropriate tools and guides workflows such as replying to messages, sharing files, and checking spreadsheet updates.
- Finding an email and replying to it
- Finding and sharing a Drive file
- Checking availability and scheduling a meeting
taylorwilsdon/google_workspace_mcp☆ 3.4KUpdated Oct 24, 2026
Refine a task before starting by checking the user's underlying goal, expert methods, and whether instructions are too loose or restrictive. Preserve decisions for the user, then carry out the work with an independent check of the result.
- Clarifying the purpose behind a request
- Filling gaps in underspecified instructions
- Removing constraints that do not support the goal
michael-denyer/pstack-claude☆ 3.4KUpdated Oct 23, 2026
Ask the agent to restate its understanding of your goals and the problem you are trying to solve. The resulting explanation gives you a way to check how it has interpreted your request.
- Checking how the agent understood a request
- Revisiting the goal of a conversation
- Checking the agent's understanding of the problem
michael-denyer/pstack-claude☆ 3.4KUpdated Oct 23, 2026
Summarize chat progress since the user's last message in plain language and small visuals. Gather every pending user decision with a recommendation, supporting evidence, and risks, so the user can decide directly from the reply.
- Catch up on progress after stepping away
- Review pending approvals and decisions
- Compare options with evidence and risks
michael-denyer/pstack-claude☆ 3.4KUpdated Oct 23, 2026
Manages Codex Taskboard issues through taskctl, its command-line tool. It guides issue creation, comments, work claims, and status changes while checking conversation ownership and update conflicts before moving work forward.
- Reviewing issue requirements, comments, and attachments
- Claiming an issue before starting work
- Finding an existing issue before creating a new one
chuspeeism/dashi-taskboard☆ 3.4KUpdated Oct 21, 2026
Turn commits authored by the current Git user during a chosen period into a concise progress update. Highlight substantial behavior and architecture changes, include the actual dates, and leave out merges, uncommitted work, and cosmetic edits.
- Summarizing yesterday's committed work
- Preparing a concise weekly progress update
- Reviewing major changes from the last three days
michael-denyer/pstack-claude☆ 3.4KUpdated Oct 23, 2026
Restate the agent’s previous reply in simple, everyday language without jargon. Use it when an explanation feels difficult to follow and you want the same message expressed more clearly, briefly, and naturally.
- Rephrase a reply that contains too much jargon
- Ask for a shorter version of the previous explanation
- Restate an explanation in everyday language
michael-denyer/pstack-claude☆ 3.4KUpdated Oct 23, 2026
Turn recurring work habits and communication preferences into a personal agent skill. It combines evidence from workspace conversations with direct questions, then drafts or updates instructions for how agents should work with you.
- Capture preferred response length and tone
- Document testing and review expectations
- Update personal instructions as work habits change
michael-denyer/pstack-claude☆ 3.4KUpdated Oct 23, 2026
Keep reversible work moving while the user supervises asynchronously. Agents make reasonable execution decisions, complete edits, and present results for review, while still seeking confirmation for irreversible actions such as deleting production data or sending external messages.
- Continue code edits without waiting for routine confirmation
- Move note edits and task splitting forward
- Review completed work and adjust its direction
michael-denyer/pstack-claude☆ 3.4KUpdated Oct 23, 2026
Manage the limited conversation space an AI uses while working with long files or large outputs. Delegate bulk material to subagents, retain summaries in the main conversation, and limit each phase's scope and turn budget.
- Handling large outputs without crowding the main conversation
- Dividing work that involves long files
- Limiting context growth from repeated file reads
michael-denyer/pstack-claude☆ 3.4KUpdated Oct 23, 2026
Rebuild recent working context from chat history, shared project records, and current branches or pull requests. Produce a concise brief showing progress, recurring problems, and one concrete next action before work resumes.
- Resume work after a break
- Review recent progress on a feature
- Check previous fixes and recurring bug reports
michael-denyer/pstack-claude☆ 3.4KUpdated Oct 23, 2026
Keep a decision log for long or unattended tasks in a tab-separated file. Record choices, reasons, evidence, and outcomes, then check the log against the conversation and obtain a separate model’s review.
- Reviewing autonomous work after stepping away
- Tracking decisions across multiple work phases
- Sharing evidence behind results with a reviewer
michael-denyer/pstack-claude☆ 3.4KUpdated Oct 23, 2026
Run multiple agents in parallel, either on separate parts of a task or on competing attempts at the same brief. Combine their evidence into one report that identifies issues, missing coverage, and any workers that dropped out.
- Splitting a broad investigation among agents
- Comparing multiple attempts at the same task
- Dividing verification work into required areas
michael-denyer/pstack-claude☆ 3.4KUpdated Oct 23, 2026
Send bug reports, suggestions, or other feedback to the Nexu team using `/feedback`. The submission script automatically includes conversation history and images, then reports whether the feedback was successfully forwarded.
- Reporting a Nexu platform issue
- Suggesting improvements to Nexu
- Sharing feedback with conversation history and images
nexu-io/nexu☆ 3.3KUpdated Apr 26, 2026
Read Feishu chat history and replies within discussion threads, search across conversations by keyword, sender, or time, and download attached images and files. Retrieve additional pages when a complete conversation is needed.
- Review today's group chat history
- Search conversations for project updates
- Read all replies in a discussion thread
nexu-io/nexu☆ 3.3KUpdated Apr 26, 2026
Manage Feishu calendar events by creating or changing meetings, inviting participants, and checking team availability. You can also search events, respond to invitations, and check whether a meeting room reservation has been accepted.
- Create a project review meeting and invite participants
- Check next week's schedule
- Check team members' availability
nexu-io/nexu☆ 3.3KUpdated Apr 26, 2026
Create and manage Feishu Bitable tables for work such as customer tracking. Add, search, update, or delete records, configure columns using 27 field types, filter and sort data, and manage views or batch imports.
- Create a customer management table
- Find records marked as in progress
- Import customer data in batches
nexu-io/nexu☆ 3.3KUpdated Apr 26, 2026
Manage tasks and task lists in Feishu, including assignments, deadlines, and collaborators. Create to-dos, check unfinished work, mark tasks complete or reopen them, and organize recurring tasks within shared lists using the required plugin.
- Creating a task and assigning it to a colleague
- Checking unfinished tasks
- Marking tasks complete or reopening them
nexu-io/nexu☆ 3.3KUpdated Apr 26, 2026
Start a probing interview to sharpen a plan or design. The skill invokes a questioning session through `/grilling`, giving you a way to work through an idea by responding to persistent questions from the agent.
- Sharpening a plan through questions
- Thinking through a design in conversation
- Taking a draft idea into a probing interview
rpamis/comet☆ 3.2KUpdated Oct 25, 2026
Turns recurring work into bounded agent loops: repeated actions guided by fresh results and clear stopping rules. It can find existing loops, review or adapt them, run them with evidence, analyze completed runs, and save reusable prompts.
- Find repeatable work in code or coding conversations
- Find and adapt a published agent loop
- Review verification checks and stopping rules
Forward-Future/loopy☆ 3.2KUpdated Sep 11, 2026
Turn recurring engineering work into feedback loops: repeatable steps with evidence checks and clear stopping rules. Discover opportunities, adapt published loops, repair existing designs, run authorized tasks, and review results for reuse.
- Find recurring work worth turning into a loop
- Repair a loop with unclear checks or stopping rules
- Review run evidence and identify improvements
Forward-Future/loopy☆ 3.2KUpdated Sep 11, 2026
Assemble a temporary team of two to five existing AI agents for a task. The skill selects relevant roles, assigns work, coordinates collaboration, and combines their outputs into a shared conclusion or proposal.
- Coordinate product design and development
- Combine market research with pricing advice
- Review a proposal from several specialist perspectives
MaxMiksa/Autonomous-Company☆ 3.2KUpdated Oct 24, 2026