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Connect to an English-speaking voice assistant for quick checks of calendars, tasks, recent conversations, and stored knowledge. Venus gives short, answer-first spoken responses and can start calls with context from a selected topic.
Add OpenCode as an agent runtime in NanoClaw to use models from OpenAI, Google, OpenRouter, DeepSeek, and other supported services. The skill covers installation, authentication, group selection, and default model changes.
Compare SDK implementation with English documentation to find missing features, incorrect defaults, and outdated behavior descriptions. Report evidence and suggested locations, or make requested updates while keeping navigation consistent and following the repository’s documentation checks.
Provides a consistent process for open-ended tasks involving files, shell commands, or the web. Clarifies the goal, outlines steps before execution, reports progress, and finishes with a summary of changes, verification, and unresolved work.
Create a dedicated test project linked to the current worktree and check Agent Builder through APIs and browser interactions. It covers agent and skill management, permissions, defaults, and related features, with selectable test sections.
Set shared brand colors, fonts, layout style, and table of contents behavior for markdown-html outputs. A guided setup checks text and link contrast, derives twelve reusable CSS settings, and saves preferences globally or per project.
Control a running OpenWork app from the shell to inspect UI changes and reproduce chat states. Start fresh sessions, select models, send prompts, wait for completion, capture screenshots, and run JavaScript, with no visible window by default.
Check that changes to existing PEFT methods still work with saved training checkpoints. The skill guides compatibility tests, configuration checks, benchmark comparisons, and reporting, including comparisons of model outputs before and after a change.
Guides authentication and access permissions for Google Cloud users and applications. It helps choose credentials for local development, production services, or external clouds, with guidance on short-lived credentials and avoiding downloaded service account keys.
Design and create new Cloud Storage buckets for uses such as backups, media, and AI data. Check project security and name availability, choose storage and protection settings, and produce creation commands or code in the preferred format.
Prepare a local development environment for the Data Manager API with authentication and library installation guidance. It covers five programming languages and companion utilities for formatting, hashing, and encrypting user identifiers before ingestion.
Configure Cloud Logging within one Google Cloud project. Set storage locations, retention periods, routing rules, and viewing permissions; create metrics from logs; and adjust stored volume through exclusions or sampling, which retains only a portion of entries.
Create and edit spreadsheets for budgets and editable tables, including targeted cell updates and added records. Save in ODS by default, or use XLSX when Excel compatibility or supported embedded charts are needed.
Create and edit reports, memos, and other Writer documents, saving them as ODT by default. Read existing files before changing content, add or replace text, and use DOCX when Microsoft Word compatibility is required.
Manage shared iii configuration with JSON Schema, a definition of allowed value structures. Covers validated settings, automatic change notifications, YAML edits, temporary overrides, and default initialization that preserves existing values.
Run repeated reviews of research work, implement fixes, and request another assessment for up to four rounds by default. The workflow records progress and stops when both the review score and verdict meet its acceptance rules.
Manage users, team workspaces, and projects in KubeSphere through its API. Create accounts and resources, invite members, inspect existing access, and assign or change built-in permission roles with minimum access as the default.
Create reference documentation directly from source code for public functions, classes, command-line commands, and endpoints. Organize parameters, defaults, return values, errors, and runnable examples, then check that the documentation matches the implementation.
Create upgrade guides for changes that make existing code or settings stop working. The skill checks differences and history, then provides specific steps, copyable before-and-after examples, and any available options for postponing the upgrade.
Manage community skills installed through legal-builder-hub by uninstalling, disabling, or re-enabling them. It checks installation records and file locations, requires explicit confirmation before file operations, preserves configuration by default, and logs each action.
Look up exact syntax, options, JSON output, defaults, and error meanings for a known OpenRig command. Use the reference to check command behavior and diagnose runtime differences against the installed help and running daemon.
Build TypeScript services that fetch API data for display panels. Use a circuit breaker, which pauses calls after repeated failures, alongside caching and default values, while keeping API keys on the server through proxy endpoints.
Generate narration with ElevenLabs from a script file or typed text. Select locally stored voice profiles, adjust voice settings for each request, and save the resulting audio to a chosen file.
Break a larger goal into two to six tasks and assign a worker agent to each in sequence. Check results with shell commands, retry failed work, and report completion using the configured default model.