Email, calendars, task management, and automation (7.8K skills)
Install an Agent from the OpenAkita Platform Agent Store using its Agent ID. The process downloads and registers the Agent, installs bundled and external skills, and reloads skills for local use.
Retrieve a skill’s full instructions and any listed reference documents. Use it to understand what a skill can do, how to use it, and which parameters it requires before asking an agent to perform a task.
List the system and custom Agent profiles that can be exported as .akita-agent packages. Each result includes its ID, display name, type, category, and skill count, helping you review available profiles before choosing one to export.
Check memory-system totals, today's session count, pending sessions, and breakdowns by type and priority. Use the returned statistics to understand how stored memories are distributed and how much activity is waiting to be processed.
Search stored memories with a keyword and optionally narrow results by type, such as facts, preferences, skills, errors, or rules. Use it to recall past information, find a user's preferences, or check patterns learned earlier.
Create a one-time or recurring reminder, or schedule an AI task that performs an operation. Choose a trigger such as a specific time, interval, or cron schedule, and provide the reminder message or task prompt.
Scroll desktop content up, down, left, or right by a chosen number of wheel steps. Use it to move through pages, documents, or long lists, or combine scrolling with Ctrl to zoom in or out.
Enter text at the current cursor in desktop apps, such as dialogs, input fields, and text editors. It can clear existing content before typing and supports Chinese input. Use a browser-specific tool for webpage forms.
Change settings for an existing scheduled task without deleting it. You can turn start or completion notifications on or off, pause a task by disabling it, and resume it by enabling it again.
Load a newly created skill from the `skills/` directory so it becomes available immediately. Use it after creating a skill and saving its valid `SKILL.md`; the loaded skill then appears in the skills list.
Inspect a folder by listing its files and subfolders, including each item's name, type, size, and modification time. Use it to understand a directory's contents or locate files before working with them.
Install a skill into the local `skills/` directory from a Git repository or a direct `SKILL.md` URL. You can point to a skill in a repository subdirectory, provide a name, and include URLs for additional files when needed.
Start a scheduled task immediately by its task ID, for example to test it or run it ahead of schedule. The task’s existing schedule remains unchanged, so its normal future runs can continue as planned.
Import an Agent from a `.akita-agent` package by installing its profile and bundled skills locally. The package is checked, and an ID conflict gets a suffix unless you choose to force an overwrite.
Wait for a named UI element or window to appear before continuing. Use it to synchronize desktop actions with dialogs opening or loading finishing; the default timeout is 10 seconds, and you can set another timeout.
Retrieve a summary of the current user's saved profile, including completed profile details, preferences, and work-related information. Use it to check known context before personalizing a response or tailoring assistance to the user.
Run shell commands for system tasks such as listing files, creating directories, installing packages, running scripts, and managing processes. Choose a working directory and timeout when needed; supported command styles depend on the operating system.
Preview an `.akita-agent` package before importing it. Inspect its manifest, agent profile, bundled skills, file size, validation errors, and whether its ID conflicts with an agent already on the local system.
Turn an agent’s proactive messages on or off. When enabled, it can send greetings, reminders about unfinished tasks, and recaps of important conversation details through an IM channel, with limits on message frequency and quiet hours.
Install a selected skill from the OpenAkita Platform Skill Store by its platform ID. The skill is fetched from its original GitHub repository, loaded locally, and updated if a skill with the same name is already present.
Manage desktop windows by listing open windows and targeting one by a fuzzy match on its title. Switch to it, minimize, maximize, restore, or close it, and inspect its title, handle, position, and size.
Search the OpenAkita Agent Store by keyword or category, and sort community-shared Agents by downloads, rating, or newest. Review matching results and their IDs, then proceed to inspect an Agent’s details before installing it.
Change the agent’s communication style by selecting one of eight presets, such as business, tech expert, butler, or Jarvis. Use it when you want responses to feel more formal, casual, warm, or otherwise different.
List installed skills with their names, descriptions, automatic-call availability, and whether each is built in or external. Use the results to find a suitable skill or check whether a skill is installed.