MotleyAI

Create a report using Motley.

Explore SLayer source models, inspect schemas, manage saved measures and joins, and validate formulas before authoring queries.

Create or modify charts using update_chart_block. Covers chart type selection, SLayer query schema, chart_details parameters, and verification with render_chart.

Create or modify numerical query blocks within text or table blocks using update_query_block. Queries run against the SLayer semantic layer and expose their result as {query_name} in the parent template.

Create or modify table blocks using update_table_block. Covers template syntax, target_shape constraints, table generation patterns, and how to source rows from a SLayer query.

Create or modify text blocks using update_text_block. Covers template syntax with variable references, LLM generation, and constrained outputs.

Create stunning, animation-rich HTML presentations locked to your brand identity. Use when the user wants to build a branded presentation, convert a PPT/PPTX to web, or create slides for a talk/pitch. On first use, a brand wizard walks you through defining your visual identity — every presentation after that is automatically on-brand.

Create a report using Motley.

Use the codex MCP server to review the current git diff. Focus on correctness, regressions, security issues, tests, and maintainability. Return only actionable findings with file/line references and severity. Do not modify files.

Use when the user asks to fetch / list / read / show unresolved CodeRabbit review threads on a GitHub PR. Pulls thread URL, file:line, author, and full comment body for every thread CodeRabbit opened that is not yet resolved, plus CodeRabbit's review-summary nitpicks.

Use when the user asks to process / triage / address / handle PR reviews from CodeRabbit, SonarQube, Codex, and CI all together. First waits (polling every 1 min, max 30 min) until CodeRabbit, Sonar, and every CI check on the PR are in a terminal state — while a Codex review runs concurrently against the local diff. Then fetches unresolved threads from all three code-review sources plus failed CI checks, validates each against the actual code / log, handles invalid ones in place (reply on thread / NOSONAR comment), and presents a unified plan for fixing the valid ones (split into logical groups if more than 3).

Manage the Cowork service and Claude Desktop. Use when the user wants to start, stop, or reinstall cowork.

Use when the user asks to transcribe a YouTube video, get a YouTube transcript, or download/save a transcript from a YouTube URL.

Use when the user asks to draft release notes, write release notes, or summarize changes since the last release for the current repository.

Guide for creating better specs for tasks I give to an agent. Always pulls in the Linear issue whose `gitBranchName` matches the current git branch exactly, and combines it with whatever I type when invoking the skill.

Use when the user asks to check / fetch / list / show failed CI checks (GitHub Actions, external CI) on a GitHub PR — including details/logs of the failures. Pulls the statusCheckRollup, filters to non-passing terminal states, and (for GitHub Actions runs) appends the failed-step log excerpt. Auto-approved globally.