MMSkills_for_Visual_Agents

Use MMSkills for GUI, computer-use, visual-agent, OSWorld, Ubuntu desktop, macOS, Minecraft, or Mario tasks where reusable multimodal skill packages can guide planning, state recognition, or verification. Also use when installing, downloading, searching, or adapting MMSkills packages for Codex, OpenClaw, Claude Code, or other agent products.

Use Chrome search-engine settings and Google Search Settings surfaces to change providers or inspect search-display preferences without inventing controls that are not visible.

Save the current Chrome page, choose or create a destination, and verify the saved result. Use the image cards only when the current UI genuinely matches the bookmark states they show.

Use Google search in Chrome to submit a query, choose the intended result, and verify that the browser has opened the requested destination page instead of a similarly named result. This skill stops at the landing page and does not cover deep in-site browsing or long-page extraction.

Save editable GIMP workfiles and preserve layered project state before handing off to export when needed.

Create a chart on the requested destination sheet while honoring an exact chart title and chart family.

Apply sorts, auto-filters, and range filters to Calc tables and verify the visible filtered rows or ordering on the sheet.

Enter direct Calc formulas or wizard-selected functions in the correct target cell, verify the first result, and only then fill the intended range.

Insert a media object on the intended slide, optionally configure click behavior, and verify the requested result before leaving the slide.

Select the correct slide, use slide-level controls, and verify navigator or canvas changes before leaving the slide structure workflow.

Open Writer's Find and Replace dialog, fill the search and replacement fields or replacement formatting, run the replacement, and verify the replace count or changed document state.

Use Writer's output surfaces to save a copy, confirm an export target such as PDF, or store the current document as a reusable template.

Use Ubuntu Files or the desktop file surface to open the right location, manipulate visible items, and verify the requested file result.

Inspect Ubuntu system state from Terminal, run the exact query command the task asks for, and verify the requested result from visible shell output.

Create a new Thunderbird message, fill headers and body content, optionally format the body, and send it.

Search for the requested text through VS Code's search UI or find widget, then replace only the intended value and verify the post-replacement state rather than stopping at an open search panel. Use this when the search surface itself matters: search panel, results tree, find widget, and replace verification. Do not collapse these flows into generic editor editing.