Generate brand-aligned hero images for work.flowers blog posts and social content using Google Gemini via the Zapier MCP connector. Use this skill whenever Dennis asks for a hero image, blog image, social image, post visual, or any generated artwork for work.flowers content — even if he doesn't explicitly say "hero image". Trigger when the user mentions creating, drafting, or generating an image for a blog post, newsletter (Flow Statements), LinkedIn post, or any other piece of content. Also trigger when the user asks to "make an image for…", "illustrate this post", "generate a visual for…", or refers to image generation alongside Gemini, Nano Banana, Imagen, or Zapier. Walks through concept generation, prompt drafting, user approval, then calls Nano Banana Pro via Zapier and saves the result to disk.
Guide for using the Zapier SDK and CLI to explore apps, discover actions, and run authenticated API calls against 9,000+ connected apps. Trigger when the user mentions the Zapier SDK, zapier-sdk, @zapier/zapier-sdk, wants to call a connected app's API through Zapier's auth infrastructure, run a one-off action via CLI (Slack message, Google Sheet, HubSpot lookup), make authenticated fetch/curl requests through Zapier, or list connected apps. Also trigger for using the SDK inside a Code by Zapier step — the @zapier/zapier-sdk toggle, the connections[] runtime map, calling zapier.apps.X or zapier.fetch from a Code step, or collapsing a multi-branch / multi-sub-zap workflow into one Code step. This skill is for CONSUMING Zapier's pre-built connectors, NOT for BUILDING new Zapier integrations (that's zapier-platform-cli and zapier-platform-ui).
Guide for building Notion Workers — TypeScript programs hosted by Notion that extend Custom Agents with custom tools, sync external data into Notion databases, and receive webhook events from third-party services. Use when the user wants to build a Worker, create tools agents can call, set up syncs to pull external data into Notion, receive webhooks from external services, deploy with the ntn CLI, or configure OAuth/secrets for third-party APIs. Also trigger when the user mentions ntn, ntn workers, notionhq/workers, Notion Workers, Worker tools, Worker syncs, Worker webhooks, or wants to give a Custom Agent new capabilities beyond MCP connectors. Covers the full lifecycle: scaffolding, capability definitions, schema and builders, authentication, deployment, local testing, monitoring, and constraints. Prefer this over a standalone Notion API integration when the goal is extending a Custom Agent, receiving webhooks, or syncing external data without self-hosted infrastructure.
Write and execute Python scripts that call the Notion API directly using the `notion-client` SDK. Use this skill for complex Notion operations that exceed the MCP connector's practical limits — specifically large database queries requiring pagination, cross-database relation traversal, bulk create/update operations, aggregations and counts, and data exports to CSV or markdown. Trigger whenever the user asks to query, filter, aggregate, count, summarise, export, cross-reference, or bulk-modify data across Notion databases — whether in Dennis's own workspace or a client's workspace. Also trigger when the task would require more than ~5 sequential MCP calls to complete, or when the user wants to interact with a Notion database programmatically. Do NOT trigger for simple single-page reads or writes — the Notion MCP connector handles those fine.
Write and execute Python scripts that call the HubSpot API directly using the `hubspot-api-client` SDK. Use whenever the HubSpot MCP connector is too limited — specifically when editing records, creating or editing properties, managing lists/segments, reading or modifying workflows (flows), enrolling contacts in sequences, managing associations and pipelines, logging or reading engagements (calls/emails/notes/meetings), or working with marketing assets (emails, campaigns, forms). Trigger whenever the user asks to bulk-update, export, migrate, audit, or programmatically configure anything in a HubSpot portal. Also trigger when the task would require more than ~5 sequential MCP calls, when the user wants to create or modify a custom property, when the user mentions HubSpot lists/segments/workflows/flows/sequences, or when the user references the HubSpot API or private app token. Do NOT trigger for simple single-record reads — the HubSpot MCP connector handles those fine.
Draft social media posts (primarily LinkedIn) and blog articles for work.flowers. Use when Dennis asks to write, draft, or create content for LinkedIn, social media, the blog, or Flow Statements. Searches Readwise highlights for relevant themes before drafting. Saves drafts to appropriate Notion databases.
Guide for building Zapier integrations using the Platform CLI (Node.js). Use this skill when the user wants to build a Zapier integration with code, create custom triggers/searches/creates using JavaScript or TypeScript, set up authentication (Basic, Custom/API Key, Session, OAuth1, OAuth2, Digest), scaffold resources, write tests, or deploy CLI-based integrations. Also trigger when the user mentions zapier-platform-cli, zapier-platform init, zapier push, z.request, bundle object, or writing Node.js code for a Zapier app. This skill covers the full CLI development lifecycle: project setup, authentication, triggers (polling and REST hooks), searches, creates, HTTP requests, input/output fields, dehydration, file handling, error handling, environment variables, testing, deployment, and version management. Prefer this skill over the Platform UI skill whenever the user indicates they want to build with code, use npm modules, need TypeScript support, or require capabilities beyond what the visual builder offers.
Reference for routing Linear issues to the correct team based on client. Use this skill whenever creating or updating Linear issues for a work.flowers client — it provides the team ID, key, and name for each client so issues land in the right place. Trigger when the user mentions creating a Linear issue, task, or ticket for any client listed here.