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Operate the Payall crypto card CLI tool. Use this skill whenever the user wants to: manage crypto debit cards, check card balances, apply for new cards, compare cards, list marketplace cards, view card fees, login/logout with an EVM wallet, check auth status, send USDT on any chain (BSC, ETH, TRON), check wallet balances, top up cards with crypto, or any card/wallet operation via terminal. Also trigger when the user mentions "payall", "crypto card", "card balance", "apply for card", "card fees", "send USDT", "TRON transfer", "wallet balance", "top up card", "crypto debit card", or wants to run payall CLI commands. This skill knows every available command and the correct flags/arguments for each.

Completely uninstall and remove Claw-family AI assistant tools (OpenClaw, NanoClaw, ZeroClaw, PicoClaw, IronClaw, TinyClaw, NullClaw) from macOS or Linux. Use this skill whenever a user wants to remove, uninstall, clean up, or get rid of any *Claw tool — even if they only mention one by name, or say things like "remove openclaw", "clean up claw stuff", "how do I get rid of zeroclaw", "uninstall all the claw tools", or "I want to remove nanoclaw completely". Also trigger when users mention leftover claw config files, claw services still running, or claw Docker containers they want gone.

Interactive guide for logging engineering work to a personal journal. Use this skill whenever the user wants to record something they built, document a completed project, or reflect on their growth across past work — even when they don't explicitly say "log" or "journal". Trigger phrases include "log what I built today", "record this", "write an entry", "journal this debugging session", "write up the X project", "project snapshot", "project portfolio entry", "growth check", "reflect on the last month", "zoom out on my work", "look back at Q1". The skill has three modes — (1) a short entry about a single work moment, (2) a comprehensive project snapshot for portfolio use, and (3) a flexible growth reflection across a curated set of past files. It walks the user through a conversational Q&A, accepts messy natural-language input, structures it using the bundled templates, and writes the final file to the user's current working directory.