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Create, inspect, query, and maintain durable user data tables in ~/.enso/enso.db. Use when the user wants to track structured facts, measurements, metrics, history, or any persistent data that should be filtered, joined, or aggregated later.

Consult and write operator reference docs under ~/.enso/docs/. Use when a task depends on how this machine, network, services, or accounts are wired, or when a durable fact about the setup should be recorded instead of just answered.

Create and manage scheduled background jobs. Use when the user asks to set up recurring tasks, cron jobs, or anything that should run automatically on a schedule.

Look up Slack users and channels by name, open DMs, read channel history, and search messages. Use when you need to resolve a name to an ID (e.g. someone asks you to "mention Gavin" and you need `<@U…>`), find a channel, or retrieve context from other Slack conversations.

Creates, updates, and manages scheduled jobs using the manage_job tool. Use when the user wants to automate a recurring task — daily summaries, monitors, alerts, syncs, digests, periodic reports, or any cron-scheduled workflow. Covers JOB.md anatomy, cron schedules, prompt writing, stateful KV patterns, hooks, and the critical send_message delivery rule.

Creates, updates, and manages Operator skills — reusable instruction documents that teach agents new capabilities. Use when the user asks to learn something, create a skill, improve an existing skill, or make the agent smarter.

Conventions for creating cron jobs. Reference this when setting up scheduled tasks.

Manage, create, modify, adopt, delete, diagnose, or synchronize shared Claude Code and Codex skills and subagents through their canonical .agents source.

Guide new users through initial Oink setup - database creation, OFX import, and categorization