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Read-only inspection of __APP_DISPLAY__ — config, version, and current status. Never mutates config, credentials, or releases.

Build, launch, and verify __APP_DISPLAY__ in the menu bar after a change. Confirms the running build is the one you just built.

Ship a signed, notarized, auto-updating release of __APP_DISPLAY__. Use when cutting a new version.

Use the macOS app blueprint to shape new native menu bar apps under ~/apps/macos. Use when deciding a menu bar app's data source, whether it needs the credentials/networking/oauth/icon-render modules, its distribution path (Developer ID direct vs Mac App Store), how the menu and settings are structured, or whether an idea needs native work beyond the menu bar (sidebar/full window). Pairs with the `macos` CLI skill for commands.

Use the local `macos` CLI to scaffold, run, sign, notarize, and release native macOS menu bar apps. Triggers on creating a new menu bar app, running/building/signing a macOS app, setting up Developer ID signing or notarization, cutting a release with Sparkle auto-update, generating a Homebrew cask, or managing the macOS app inventory under ~/apps/macos.

use when user wants to enable do not disturb, go afk, not be messaged for a while, or is going into a meeting/appointment. triggers include "afk", "dnd", "do not disturb", "don't message me", "going into a meeting", "be back in", "brb".

use when writing background scripts that need to notify you on completion or failure, or when you need to wake yourself up immediately from an external trigger. triggers include "background task", "script finished", "notify on complete", "wake me when done", "event hook", "callback", "on error", "on success", and similar.

use when you need to remember something, recall past decisions, look up what the user told you before, store preferences, save important facts, or search your memory for context. triggers include "learn", "remember", "forget", "recall", "what did i say", "did i mention", "store", "save", "memory", "notes", "log", and similar.

use when you need to set a reminder, schedule a task for later, create recurring jobs, check back on something in the future, or wake yourself up at a specific time. triggers include "remind me", "in an hour", "tomorrow", "every day", "later", "follow up", "check back", "schedule", "timer", "alarm", "recurring", "cron", and similar.

telegram-specific inline directives you embed in your response text to react, reply-to, or control streaming. NOT a CLI tool - these are magic strings that get parsed out of your telegram response.

Generate a Product Requirements Document (PRD) as JSON for Ralph. Triggers on: create a prd, write prd for, plan this feature, requirements for, spec out.

Write conventional commit messages with type, scope, and subject when the user wants to commit changes or save work.

Browser automation with persistent page state. Use when users ask to navigate websites, fill forms, take screenshots, extract web data, test web apps, or automate browser workflows. Trigger phrases include "go to [url]", "click on", "fill out the form", "take a screenshot", "scrape", "automate", "test the website", "log into", or any browser interaction request.

Guide a user end-to-end through setting up Chrome Web Store API release automation in any repository. Use when asked to walk someone through OAuth/CWS credential setup, refresh token creation, local/CI secret setup, version-based publish automation, and submission status checks.

Find and install agent skills with `npx playbooks find skill` and `npx playbooks add skill`. Use whenever a skill needs to be discovered or installed.

Fetch any URL as markdown with `npx playbooks get`. Use whenever you need to retrieve web content from a URL to get clean markdown for analysis or quoting.

Use when an agent needs public, source-backed information about Ian Nuttall, his projects, posts, tools, or newsletter.

Operate the agent-first email/newsletter CLI and MCP surfaces for broadcasts, contacts, suppressions, SES sending, tracking, and marketing analytics. Use when an agent needs to inspect or manage this email platform, prepare broadcasts, send tests or due messages, query link/topic/sponsor analytics, analyze subscriber interests, or perform local production smoke tests.

Use Librarian to fetch and search up-to-date developer documentation from GitHub and websites so answers are grounded in real docs.

Use and read this skill immediately if the user request is in any way related to SEO or a site's organic search or AI search presence. That includes site audits, rankings, keyword research, competitors, backlinks, click or traffic changes, indexing problems, crawling, redirects, sitemaps, metadata, structured data, Core Web Vitals, internal links, content opportunities, programmatic SEO, local search, Search Console or Google Analytics questions, Google update impact, llms.txt, AI search visibility in ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, or Google AI Overviews, and client SEO reporting. Routes to evidence-backed local reports through the SEO CLI and MCP server.

Use the local Storymine CLI to scan Claude and Codex coding chats for concrete blog ideas, review mined ideas, inspect local storage, or return structured idea JSON. Trigger when the user asks to find writing ideas in recent coding work, audit coding chats for publishable stories, review Storymine results, or run a local transcript scan.

Use ilo for local X article monitoring, reply inboxes, search monitors, follower and following research, drafting, account setup, scheduling, publishing, and agent workflows. Triggers when a user asks to monitor or search X articles, monitor X searches, find posts worth replying to, filter authors by relationship or verification, search followers or people an account follows, draft, reply, attach images, queue, schedule, publish, or inspect social posts with the ilo CLI or local MCP server.

Read-only Figma REST API workflows for file inspection, audits, token extraction, typography analysis, component listing, asset export, comment retrieval, text extraction, text search, node style inspection, node diffing, and combined node inspection. Use when a user provides a Figma file key or URL and needs implementation-facing design data without opening Figma manually.

Use the Unclaimed CLI to find, refresh, filter, and price available single-word domains through RDAP, WHOIS, and optional registrar checks. Use when someone asks whether one word is available across TLDs, wants to scan the bundled word corpus, refresh stored availability, search results, add unsupported TLD routing, or inspect domain pricing.

Export rc file aliases into executable scripts so non-interactive shells and agents can use them, with backups and restore.