Manage Mailchimp audiences, create and schedule email campaigns, and review delivery results through commands. Agents can update subscriber records, inspect open and click rates, manage automated emails, and retrieve structured JSON data for further processing.
Create and edit Draw.io diagrams through text commands, then export them as PNG, PDF, or SVG files. Manage shapes, connectors, and pages, undo edits, and retrieve structured JSON output that an AI agent can read.
Manage AI coding tool configurations through CC Switch from the terminal. Switch active providers, adjust settings, enable MCP servers that connect agents to external tools, and inspect API usage, costs, installed skills, and conversation sessions.
Compress screen recordings on Apple Silicon Macs using dedicated HEVC video encoding hardware. Choose quality presets for sharing or archiving, inspect source files, and review file size savings through command output.
Create and edit QGIS map projects from the terminal. Add geographic features and attributes, arrange maps and labels in print layouts, export PDFs or images, and run QGIS algorithms for processing geographic data.
Search the web with Exa and retrieve full page text, highlights, or summaries. Choose search modes, narrow results by category and supported filters, and receive structured JSON for research and content collection workflows.
Manage JumpServer hosts, users, accounts, and access permissions through commands. Agents can inspect active connections and audit logs, preview changes before execution, and receive structured results for further processing.
Manage ComfyUI image generation from the command line. Validate workflows, which define generation steps, submit them for execution, monitor queued jobs, inspect available models, and download images from completed runs.
Automate Joplin note management through its terminal application. Create and organize notes and notebooks, update to-dos, manage tags and attachments, and run synchronization or import and export workflows with structured results.
Create and edit images from the command line using Pillow, an image processing library. Combine layers, add text and rectangles, resize or crop images, apply filters, and export compositions while saving editable project state.
Inspect NSLogger logs from iOS and macOS apps, filter messages by severity, tag, text, or thread, summarize counts, export text, JSON, or CSV, and receive live logs for debugging.
Automate Krita image workflows through commands for project setup, layer management, filters, canvas resizing, and export. Use it for repeatable editing tasks, batch image processing, and structured results that AI agents can read.
Create and edit FreeCAD models using commands for dimension-controlled sketches, solid parts, assemblies, and technical drawings. Check geometry through previews, measure models, and export files for CAD exchange, 3D printing, or documentation.
Get answers about nanobot setup, configuration, and troubleshooting using documentation bundled with the installed version. Find relevant guidance for the WebUI, model providers, integrations, and configuration fields.
Generate images from written instructions and edit saved or uploaded images using them as references. Continue refining the latest image in a conversation, adjusting details such as brightness, background, or colors while specifying what to preserve.
Inspect an agent’s current model, processing limits, workspace, tools, and message routing details. Diagnose unavailable capabilities, adjust permitted runtime settings, or keep temporary session notes, with advance notice before changes that affect the model or limits.
Summarize web articles, YouTube videos, podcasts, and local files with the summarize command-line tool. Extract available text or transcripts from URLs, choose a summary length, and request JSON output for use in other workflows.
Find agent skills on ClawHub, a public skill registry, using everyday language. Install selected skills into the nanobot workspace, review installed skills, and update them together through command-line tools.
Create or update reusable skills for AI agents. Plan clear instructions, organize scripts, reference documents, and templates, then validate the skill and package its files for distribution.
Search the agent’s conversation history by topic or date to retrieve relevant past entries. Inspect neighboring records when needed to understand the surrounding discussion, using the history log specified for the agent’s workspace.
Create a personalized nanobot upgrade skill after confirming how it was installed, which optional packages are needed, and whether a proxy is required. The saved skill includes environment checks, an upgrade command, and version verification.
Control interactive command-line programs through tmux by sending keystrokes, reading terminal output, and waiting for prompts. Use separate sessions to operate Python consoles or run multiple coding agents while checking their progress and results.
Check current weather, today's outlook, or a full forecast for a city or airport code. Retrieve temperature, humidity, and wind information through free weather services without setting up an API key.
Schedule reminders and recurring agent tasks at specific times or intervals. Use it for meeting alerts, regular reports, or weekday routines, with support for one-time tasks, time zones, and viewing or removing scheduled jobs.
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