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Navigate to websites, interact with page elements, and extract structured data using Playwright browser automation in isolated sandboxes. Use when the user asks to visit a website, get content from a page, fill a form, or interact with a web app.

Generate Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents from structured data or instructions. Use when the user asks to create a report, spreadsheet, or presentation.

Chain browser automation, code execution, and Microsoft 365 actions into multi-step workflows. Use when the user's request spans web + M365 (e.g., "research this vendor and email a summary", "check this site daily and notify me").

Execute code in isolated ACA Sandbox microVMs. Python (default), bash, JavaScript, TypeScript, and .NET. Use when the user wants to run code, process data, transform files, test scripts, or perform calculations.

Search the internet for real-time information using browser automation. Use when the user asks to "search for", "look up", "find information about", "what is the latest on", or any request requiring current web data.

Create, list, pause, resume, and delete scheduled automations that run tool sequences on a cron schedule. Use when the user wants recurring tasks, background monitoring, or scheduled reports.

Save, recall, and list persistent key-value memories. Use when the user asks to "remember this", "save a memory", "store a value", "recall", "what did I save", "list memories", or any request involving persistent storage of information.

Capture screenshots and generate PDF exports of web pages for visual documentation, reporting, and archival. Use when the user wants to see what a page looks like or save it as a document.

Conduct multi-site web research by visiting multiple URLs, extracting content, and synthesizing findings into a structured report with citations. Use when the user asks to research a topic, compare options, or gather intelligence from the web.

Loads an agentskills.io skill and executes its steps in an isolated ACA Sandbox. Use when the user asks to "apply", "run", "execute", "set up", "scaffold", "create a project using", or wants to follow a skill's instructions with actual command execution. Creates an isolated environment, runs the commands, and returns results.

Discovers and browses agentskills.io skills from GitHub repositories. Use when the user asks to "find skills for", "what skills are available", "browse skills", "show me .NET skills", "find a skill about", "search for skills", or wants to explore what the agentskills.io ecosystem offers.

Retrieves and presents agentskills.io skill content as structured guidance. Use when the user asks to "learn about", "explain how to", "what's the best practice for", "guide me through", "teach me", or wants knowledge from a skill without executing commands. Reads the skill and presents its guidance in a conversational format.

View dashboards, reports, weather forecasts, and unit conversions. Use when the user says: "sales dashboard", "sales report", "revenue", "IT dashboard", "incidents", "SLA", "weather forecast", "weather in", "convert units", "how many miles", "temperature conversion", "show me a dashboard", "what's the weather", "pipeline"

Show interactive widgets, charts, 3D scenes, and visualizations. Use when the user says: "show me a chart", "display a widget", "render something visual", "show a demo", "QR code", "3D scene", "heatmap", "scatter plot", "budget chart", "scenario model", "basic demo", "what widgets are available"

Create and manage tasks on a Kanban board. Use when the user says: "show kanban", "task board", "create a task", "add a card", "show my tasks", "move a card", "project board", "sprint board", "manage tasks", "what's on the board"

Play classic arcade and puzzle games. Use when the user says: "play snake", "play 2048", "play minesweeper", "play tetris", "let's play a game", "I'm bored", "game time", "show me a game", "what games can I play"

End-to-end decision support orchestrator. Compares options, runs risk analysis on the recommended path, runs a bias check on the user's stated reasoning, and produces a single decision brief. Use when the user says "help me decide", "I need to make a call on this", "walk me through this decision", "I'm stuck between these", or shares a real decision they're about to commit to. Calls `comparative_analysis`, `analyze_risk`, and `identify_cognitive_biases` in sequence.

Runs a pre-mortem: imagine the project/plan has failed 6–12 months from now, then work backward to find what caused the failure. Use when the user says "let's pre-mortem this", "imagine this failed", "what's the worst case 6 months out", "before we commit, let's stress test", or wants to surface failure modes before launch. Calls the Decision Duck `pre_mortem` MCP tool.

Adversarial review of a plan, pitch, proposal, or memo. Steelmen the strongest case against, identify weak assumptions and cognitive biases. Use when the user says "red team this", "tear this apart", "be the skeptic", "what's the strongest argument against", "what would a critic say", or wants adversarial critique of reasoning. Calls the Decision Duck `red_team` MCP tool.

Analyzes a decision through specific stakeholder perspectives (CFO, engineering lead, customer, legal, frontline manager, board member, etc.) and synthesizes where they agree and where they conflict. Use when the user says "how would [role] see this", "from finance's perspective", "what would our customers think", "walk this past each stakeholder", or needs to socialize a decision across multiple audiences. Calls the Decision Duck `stakeholder_analysis` MCP tool.

Reviews the user's reasoning for cognitive biases (sunk cost, confirmation bias, anchoring, recency, availability, status quo, etc.) and suggests practical corrections. Use when the user asks for a "bias check", "what biases am I missing", "review my reasoning", "am I being biased", "am I fooling myself", or shares an argument and wants the flaws called out. Calls the Decision Duck `identify_cognitive_biases` MCP tool.

Compares two or more options against criteria and recommends one with rationale. Use when the user says "compare these options", "which should we pick", "give me a tradeoff matrix", "X vs Y", "help me choose between", or lists multiple alternatives and wants a structured comparison. Calls the Decision Duck `comparative_analysis` MCP tool.

Lists and explains available decision-making frameworks (RICE, OODA loop, Eisenhower matrix, Bezos one-way/two-way doors, Cynefin, WRAP, and others on the server). Use when the user asks "what framework should I use", "explain RICE", "what's a one-way door decision", "give me a decision framework for this", "what frameworks do you have". Calls the `list_frameworks` and `get_framework` MCP tools.

Produces a structured risk analysis with probability/impact estimates, mitigations, and leading indicators. Use when the user asks "what could go wrong", "what are the risks", "give me a risk register", "what should I watch out for", "are there risks in this plan", or shares a scenario and wants the failure modes mapped out. Calls the Decision Duck `analyze_risk` MCP tool.

Gives a structured second opinion on a decision, plan, or analysis the user is weighing. Use when the user asks to "get a second opinion", "stress test this", "challenge my thinking", "play devil's advocate", "is this a good idea", or shares a draft conclusion and wants a critical read before committing. Calls the Decision Duck `get_second_opinion` MCP tool.

Cancel an in-flight upload session. Use when the user asks "cancel the upload", "stop the file transfer", "abort the upload", "kill the upload session", or "I don't need that upload anymore".

Copy files or folders between SharePoint sites or document libraries. Use when the user asks "copy this file to another site", "duplicate this document to the other library", "copy from Site A to Site B", "replicate this folder to the team site", "clone this file to another SharePoint library", or "move this to another site" (cross-site move is copy + delete).

Create a new folder in a SharePoint document library and optionally move items into it. Use when the user asks "create a folder in SharePoint", "make a new folder", "organize files into a folder", "add a subfolder to the library", or "set up a folder structure".

Browse SharePoint sites and document libraries to find where files are stored. Use when the user asks "find a SharePoint library", "which site has the documents", "show me my SharePoint sites", "list document libraries", "browse SharePoint", or "where is the Documents library".

Generate a shareable link for a file or folder in SharePoint. Use when the user asks "share this file", "get a link to this document", "create a sharing link", "send someone access to this file", or "make this file accessible".

Resume a previously failed or partially completed large file upload. Use when the user asks "resume my upload", "the upload failed, try again", "continue the interrupted upload", "retry the file transfer", or "pick up where the upload left off".

Upload a file from a public HTTPS URL into a SharePoint document library. Use when the user asks "upload this file to SharePoint", "save this URL to SharePoint", "put this file in the Documents library", "download and store this in SharePoint", or "transfer this file to our team site".

Pulls open NetSuite invoices and surfaces AR aging. Use when the user asks "what is my AR aging", "show overdue invoices", "AR aging in NetSuite", "who owes us money", "open invoices over 30/60/90 days", or "collections list".

Create a new NetSuite record of any type. Use when the user asks "create a [recordType] in NetSuite", "add a new customer/vendor/SO/invoice", "open a new NetSuite record", or "I need a new [record] with these fields".

Builds a NetSuite customer briefing using SuiteQL and record reads. Use when the user asks "brief me on [customer] in NetSuite", "prepare me for this customer", "summarize NetSuite customer status", "look up [customer] in NetSuite", or "what is happening with this account in NetSuite".

Permanently delete a NetSuite record. Use only when the user explicitly asks to "delete [recordType] [id]", "remove this NetSuite record", "purge [record]". Irreversible.

Retrieve a single NetSuite record by id. Use when the user asks "get record [id]", "show me [recordType] [id]", "open NetSuite [recordType] [id]", "fetch full details for [record]", or "what is on record [id]".

Discover NetSuite record types and field schemas. Use when the user asks "what fields does [recordType] have", "show me the schema for [recordType]", "what record types are available in NetSuite", "list NetSuite record types", or "metadata for [recordType]".

List or filter NetSuite records of a given type using the REST collection endpoint. Use when the user asks "list [recordType] in NetSuite", "show me all [customers/items/etc]", "find records where [field] [op] [value]", or "filter NetSuite [recordType]".

Add, update, or remove sublist lines (e.g., items on a sales order, addresses on a customer) in NetSuite. Use when the user asks "add a line item to SO [id]", "remove line [n] from [record]", "change the quantity on line [n]", "edit address book entry on customer [id]", or "manage sublist on NetSuite record".