LivioGama

Recover lost prompts, spoken ideas, and partially submitted instructions from local AI session logs, voice transcription logs, app-focus telemetry, prompt-history files, and pasted-text artifacts. Use when the user asks to find a prompt they remember saying or typing, especially with fuzzy keywords, approximate dates, Always/Superwhisper/voice dictation, Codex/Claude/Devin sessions, or questions like "where did my prompt/code go?"

Manipulate the configuration and custom vocabulary of the Always voice activation daemon. Use when the user wants to view or change Always preferences (API keys, energy thresholds, silence timeouts, auto-enter behavior), add domain-specific terms to the glossary so Whisper transcribes them correctly, import vocabulary from existing STT software, or analyze conversation patterns to extract meaningful vocabulary corrections from context.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "copy to clipboard", "put in clipboard", mentions "/clipboard", wants command line output copied, or needs text/code placed in system clipboard. Also triggered by requests for quick command generation that should be immediately usable.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "read from clipboard", "get clipboard content", mentions "/from-clipboard", wants to process text/code that's currently in the clipboard, or needs to analyze/modify content that's already copied. Also triggered by requests to paste, retrieve, or access clipboard contents.

Migrate code that spawns Claude CLI (claude -p), uses @anthropic-ai/claude-agent-sdk, or calls Claude from Go/Python subprocesses to the Agent Client Protocol (ACP). Use when replacing claude -p calls, subprocess.run(["claude",...]), exec.Command("claude",...), or SDK query() calls with stateful ACP sessions. Covers TypeScript, Go, and Python.

Command-based rule management. Use "/rules global <request>" to add/update global rules in ~/agent-rules/.rulesync/rules/ and regenerate AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md. Use "/rules project <request>" to add/update project rules in .rulesync/rules/ and regenerate project configs.

Implement or drive the Agent Client Protocol (ACP) in any TypeScript repo via two paths. (1) BUILD a full ACP client/host when you need live streaming into your own UI — the NDJSON/JSON-RPC stdio transport, bidirectional request/notification routing, the session/prompt turn lifecycle, streaming session/update content blocks, client-side handlers (fs, terminal, permissions, elicitation), subprocess spawn plus process-group cleanup plus orphan reaping, per-agent quirks, and forwarding the agent stream to a browser (the SSE streaming problem) — includes a dependency-free runnable reference implementation. (2) SHELL OUT to the acpx CLI when you do not care about live streaming and just want a fast, headless, scriptable, CI agent run (prompt in, result out, no logs, with sessions, permissions, and auth already handled). USE THIS whenever wiring or driving an ACP agent (Claude, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Gemini, Qwen, Droid, etc.) from a TS or Node app, building an ACP client/host, running agents headlessly via acpx,