Manage Zoom meetings by finding upcoming sessions, creating meeting links, rescheduling, or cancelling meetings. The skill checks time zones and recurring meeting details, requests approval for changes, and reports meeting IDs and join links.
Request a new API key or login through a single-use, expiring link. The submitted credential is encrypted and saved to the person's keychain, keeping secrets out of chat and making them available to the task.
Build interactive dashboards, forms, and visualizations over the QM web interface using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Panels can send input to the conversation, update in place, or remain visible across sessions when requested.
Inspect the current QM web interface through its HTML and structured app state, with optional stylesheets and a rendered image. Use it to explain visible UI elements, help with interface questions, or check how a canvas appeared.
Decide whether a task can be completed with available access or needs another person's accounts, files, or stored memory. When a handoff is necessary, send that person one direct message with the full request and its source thread.
Set up recurring agent work for issues, tickets, or small fixes. The skill tests one real item first, then defines a repeatable procedure, tracks work to prevent duplicates, and holds outputs for human review.
Find and read files across personal, team, and shared Dropbox folders. Download documents, upload new files, create sharing links, and organize files, with approval required before changes are made.
Analyze sent Gmail messages to document writing habits, including greetings, phrasing, formatting, and changes in tone by audience. Build or refresh a profile for email-draft-in-voice, then check it against actual replies from separate threads.
Find and read files across Google Drive, including shared drives, and export useful formats. With approval, edit Docs, Sheets, and Slides, upload generated files, or reorganize existing content using the connected Google account.
Manage Gmail messages, Google Calendar events, and Google Tasks through conversation. Check email threads and schedules, prepare replies, and manage tasks, with user approval required before drafts, sends, or other changes are made.
Sign in to command-line tools through a browser or device verification code, then save the login to a keychain. Later commands can request the saved credentials by handle, an identifier, without exposing token contents in the conversation.
Search an agent's long-term memory for people, projects, and other facts. Save important corrections immediately, update outdated entries, and remove errors or duplicates while respecting which notebooks the current conversation can read or change.
Create a small interactive HTML playground to explore how something works. It packages an explanation, simulation, or simple game into one screen, with clearly labeled keyboard controls and no network requests or external assets.
Receive one short morning message summarizing changes across already connected work tools. It prioritizes decisions and replies needed today, includes source links, and tracks previous deliveries to avoid repeating unchanged items.
Build HTML/CSS pages styled after a named brand using 54 design references. Templates provide colors, typography, spacing, component styles, responsive behavior, and font substitutes to guide a consistent visual result.
Deploy internal web apps and dashboards to a runtime that stays available after the conversation ends. Share a stable link with authorized people, publish updates as separate versions, and restore an earlier version when needed.
Connect supported work apps through browser consent without sharing passwords with the agent. The skill checks available connection methods, provides a single-use authorization link when appropriate, and guides personal Slack account linking.
Design browser-based pages, dashboards, prototypes, and decks using existing brand guidance and a clear visual process. Build local files, then check rendering, layout, links, and accessibility before handing over the finished artifact.
Use shared organization credentials to call search services, paid APIs, or Git remotes through a broker, an intermediary that adds authentication without revealing the secret. Requests stay within the configured hosts, paths, and permitted operations.
Deploy the QM package from an organization-owned deployment repository to Fly.io or AWS. Set up an administrator, choose a model provider and sign-in method, configure connectors, and optionally activate Slack, with acceptance checks before handoff.
Guide a new user through optional account connections, a preferred assistant voice, and a review of current work. Save a lasting profile, then propose and set up specific help after confirming behavior and timing.
Run the current working copy locally with a real language model and Postgres database. Choose web, Slack, or both to test a branch end to end, with separate Slack apps for concurrent instances.
Update a QM source fork or its deployed package dependency and prepare a pull request. The workflow preserves local customizations, resolves merge conflicts, checks configuration compatibility, and records validation results for review.
Prepare a pull request to contribute local qm changes back to the shared project. Builds a clean contribution branch and checks commit history, files, authorship, and review materials for private organizational details before submission.
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