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Discover available tools, sub-agents, and skills at session start or when unsure about capabilities.
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Generic end-of-conversation sweep -- works in any project, at any point. Looks at what the current repo actually has (docs, planning files, agent context, changelog, ADRs, memory layers...) and proposes which of them to extend with the learnings, decisions, and follow-ups that surfaced in the conversation. Then prepares a paste-ready resume prompt for after /compact. Use when the user says "wrapup", "wrap up", "wrap things up", "lass uns wrappen", or before /compact.
Create Excalidraw diagram JSON files that make visual arguments -- workflows, architectures, concepts. Use when the user wants to visualize systems, processes, or ideas as .excalidraw files. Covers design methodology, section-by-section building, render-validate loop, and quality checklist.
Manage Webflow sites via the official Webflow MCP server -- pages, CMS, assets, components, styles, variables, custom code, comments, localization, and publishing. Covers the headless Data API tools and the Designer API tools (which need the Webflow Designer open in the foreground). Use when: reading, auditing, or editing a Webflow site; building or duplicating pages; managing CMS collections or assets; or adding legal/marketing pages. This plugin ships the Webflow MCP server; just authenticate (OAuth).
Turn an existing skill or a fresh idea into a catalog-ready shareable skill -- run the quality gate, decide public-vs-private catalog and standalone-vs-bundle placement, pick the category, scaffold SKILL.md (+ optional .plugin.json), update the catalog docs, and open a PR to main. Use when adding a new skill to this repo, promoting a personal or ad-hoc skill into a shareable one, or routing a skill into the right catalog.
Manage Paperclip AI companies, agents, issues, projects, goals, routines, costs, and secrets via REST API. Use when creating companies, hiring agents, assigning tasks, managing budgets, approving hires, or checking dashboards on a Paperclip instance.
Publish or update an HTML5 game on itch.io via the butler CLI. Covers install, login, channel push with versioning, and first-time page setup. Use when deploying a web game build (e.g. dist/) to an itch.io channel.
| name | capability-check |
| description | Discover available tools, sub-agents, and skills at session start or when unsure about capabilities. |
| metadata | {"category":"platform"} |
Discover what you can do.
Use this skill at session start or when unsure about available tools, sub-agents, or skills.
Run these checks to understand your current capabilities:
Your tools are listed in the system prompt under "Tool availability". Scan for:
exec (shell commands)web_search / web_fetch (research)browser (browser automation)sessions_spawn / subagents (multi-agent orchestration)cron (scheduled tasks)message (cross-channel messaging)nodes (paired devices: cameras, screens, locations)tts (text-to-speech)Check <available_skills> in your system prompt. Each skill has:
SKILL.md)
Load with: read <location>agents_list
Shows agent IDs you can target with sessions_spawn.
subagents action=list
Shows running sub-agent sessions.
sessions_list
Shows all active sessions with optional filters.
nodes action=status
Shows paired phones, Pis, etc.
cron action=list
Shows scheduled recurring tasks.
session_status
Shows model, usage, cost, thinking level.
Run all of the above in sequence to get a full picture of your capabilities. Log findings to memory/ for future reference.
Authored by ManniTheRaccoon. 🦝