Email, calendars, task management, and automation (7.8K skills)
Open a web page at a specified URL and prepare the browser for later interaction. Use it before clicking page elements or typing into fields; the browser starts automatically if it is not already running.
Describe a browser task in plain language and let the agent carry out the steps, such as searching a site, filling in a form, filtering information, or extracting results. It returns a summary of the task outcome and steps taken.
Use this skill after every step in a plan is finished. Provide a completion summary, and it returns an execution report with success and failure counts and the total time spent.
Save useful facts, user preferences, skills, rules, and lessons from errors to long-term memory. Each entry can include an importance level to indicate whether it should be retained as a lasting preference, a common pattern, or temporary information.
Enter text into a webpage field by specifying its CSS selector. Use it to fill form fields, type search queries, or provide other input after opening the target page with browser_navigate; the field may need to be clicked first.
Helps manage QQ Channel spaces through the QQ Bot API. It can list channels, manage sub-channels and members, send text, image, or Markdown messages, and create or remove announcements and schedules for channel operations.
Click buttons, icons, menu items, or other elements in desktop applications by describing them or giving coordinates. Supports right-clicks and double-clicks; browser page elements use a separate browser tool.
Get the current date and time, format dates, calculate the difference between dates, and convert times between time zones. It can also return details such as the weekday, with output in formats suited to different locales.
Use this skill to work with Feishu/Lark from an AI agent. It supports actions across messaging, documents, calendars, email, tasks, and other business areas, so an agent can look up information and create or update resources.
Use this skill to manage Google Calendar through Rube MCP: create and update events, search schedules, check free time, and manage attendees. It helps an agent find a suitable slot and keep invitations and calendar details in order.
Book DiDi rides, estimate fares, check order and driver status, schedule trips, and plan routes by car, transit, walking, or bicycle. It requires a DiDi MCP key and the mcporter tool to connect to the service.
Manage files in Baidu Netdisk cloud storage by uploading and downloading files, listing directory contents, creating share links, or transferring files from shared links. Operations are limited to the `/apps/bdpan/` directory, and authentication uses a browser based OAuth flow.
Create and organize notes in an Obsidian vault using its Markdown features, such as wikilinks, embeds, callouts, and YAML properties. Structure related notes with content maps and consistent folders and tags, and support Dataview, Canvas, and Bases workflows.
Work with Gmail through Rube MCP: search and filter messages, send or reply to email, manage labels and drafts, and handle attachments. The skill checks current tool schemas first and requires an active Gmail connection, which may need Google OAuth setup.
Manage files and folders by creating, reading, writing, copying, moving, deleting, and searching them. List directory contents, filter by filename patterns or text, and retrieve metadata such as file size and modification time.
Operate DingTalk resources from the command line, including contacts, chats, calendars, tasks, approvals, attendance, reports, and AI Tables. The CLI also supports filtering results and previewing commands with a dry run before execution.
Manage long agent sessions by choosing logical points to compact conversation context, such as after research or a milestone. A hook can suggest when to compact based on tool-call counts; the skill explains what to preserve, when to wait, and how to provide a summary for the next phase.
This skill observes Claude Code sessions through hooks and turns recurring corrections, solved errors, and workflows into small, confidence-scored instincts. Related instincts can be grouped into reusable skills, commands, or agents, and instincts can be exported or imported.
Use this skill to decide when to manually compact a long agent session, such as after research or a milestone. A hook can count tool calls and suggest `/compact` at a configurable threshold, helping manage context between task stages.
Get reminders to consider `/compact` at useful workflow boundaries, such as after exploration or a milestone. A hook counts Edit and Write tool calls and suggests when to compact, while leaving the decision to you.
Turn Claude Code session activity into small, confidence-scored behavior patterns. Hooks record prompts and tool use, an observer detects corrections and repeated workflows, and related patterns can be grouped into reusable skills, commands, or agents. Patterns can also be reviewed, exported, or imported.
Review Claude Code sessions at the end, identify reusable patterns such as error fixes, debugging methods, and project conventions, then save useful findings as learned skills for future use.
Discover skills for a task by searching a registry, refining queries, and reviewing the best match. After the user approves, guide installation and upkeep through OpenSkills, with an extra mapping step for Gemini CLI environments.
At the end of a Claude Code session, evaluate the conversation for reusable patterns such as error fixes, workarounds, debugging techniques, and project conventions. Save useful findings as learned skills for later sessions, with configurable thresholds and pattern categories.