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Turn notes, fragments, or transcripts into an article through a paragraph-by-paragraph discussion. Compare opening options, establish what readers need to know, and save agreed sections in a separate document while preserving the original material.
Turn articles, notes, demos, and transcripts into posts, video scripts, and newsletters for X, LinkedIn, TikTok, and YouTube. Adapt each draft to its platform while preserving the author's voice and grounding it in specific source material.
Draft articles, guides, and newsletters in a voice drawn from supplied examples or brand guidance. Turn notes and research into structured prose, or revise existing drafts for clearer pacing, stronger evidence, and consistent style.
Turn facts into question-and-answer cards and review them at intervals based on your answers. Create quizzes from YouTube transcripts, organize cards into collections, and import or export CSV files, with card data stored locally.
Turn meeting notes or transcripts into sourced decisions and action items with owners and deadlines. Check existing tasks for duplicates, then draft minutes, tickets, and follow-up messages while keeping missing details and unresolved conflicts visible.
Turn notes or documents into a talk outline, page-by-page media choices, and a production brief for a separate slide-making skill. After rendering, check each slide against its planned purpose and generate revision instructions for up to three rounds.
Turn chat transcripts or screenshots into animated message overlays. Configure app-style containers, avatars, nicknames, and device frames, then prepare transparent videos or editable project files for short clips, demonstrations, and story reenactments.
Turn agent activity and transcript token counts into a cost report organized around completed outcomes. Separate estimates from measured spending, examine waste and rework, and export readable HTML with supporting JSON, CSV, and evidence.
Inspect evolved prompt configurations, validate their structure, and view the system prompts they produce. You can also classify failures in run transcripts to support reviews before adopting or changing an agent policy.
Prepare voiceovers, background music, sound effects, transcripts, captions, and background cutouts for HyperFrames compositions. The skill guides audio provider selection, word timing, and caption styling, with local alternatives for several audio tasks.
Inspect video content locally by extracting frames with ffmpeg and transcribing speech with Whisper. The skill produces timestamped image paths, transcript segments, and video details in JSON, giving an agent material for visual review without requiring API keys.
Recover context from local coding-agent transcripts and produce a checkpoint covering the objective, completed work, blockers, and next step. Explicit import requests support read-only recovery, with continuation governed by the current workspace rules and the user's request.
Move useful memory notes and MCP server settings from Claude Code or Codex into Muse Code. MCP servers connect agents to external tools; the skill checks compatibility and reports settings that need attention.
Review recent Claude Code session logs to find frequently used read-only Bash commands and MCP tools, which connect agents to services. Rank suitable permission rules and merge them into project settings to reduce repeated approval prompts.
Find, generate, and prepare media for HyperFrames projects, saving assets locally with records for reuse. Covers images, music, voiceovers, transcription, captions, background removal, media edits, and visual treatments such as color correction or retro styling.
Store project files and conversation transcripts as searchable memories while preserving their original text. Retrieve past decisions, code, and notes by meaning, inspect stored content, and review how well memories are organized.
Evaluate BMad skills using your agent's configured runner. Compare results with the model alone or another version, grade outputs against criteria, and test whether descriptions trigger correctly, preserving transcripts and evidence for each run.
Turn audio or video recordings into Markdown documents with transcripts and summaries. Use it for meeting notes, speaker identification, subtitle files, or batch transcription when several recordings need to become readable documentation.
Turn local Claude Code session history into a personal activity report, cross-checked with local Git history. Generate Markdown and standalone HTML showing project activity, touched files, related commits, and each project's share of compute usage.
Turn documents, notes, research, or code into a knowledge graph that maps identifiable things and their relationships. Create or update entity files and typed connections, with source evidence attached for inspection and later visualization.
Turn internal meeting transcripts or notes into concise minutes that emphasize decisions and next steps. Record attendees, decision reasons, assigned actions with deadlines, unresolved issues, and references in a consistent format for team follow-up.
Manage Google Meet meeting spaces and conference records through the gws command. Create or update spaces, end active conferences, and work with meeting records and related participants, recordings, smart notes, and transcripts.
Create evaluation drafts for existing skills using actual conversations and user corrections. Produce criteria and repeatable test cases, distinguish evidence from specification assumptions, and prepare an anonymized draft for human review.
Turn voice calls into GBrain records containing transcripts, summaries, audio links, and references to people or companies. The workflow also sends summaries to a configured messaging service; automatic processing when calls end requires additional implementation.