// Low-level provider web search via codex, claude-code, or openai-cli. Use only when user names ai-search/codex/claude/openai-cli search, compares providers, or wants native search; otherwise use web-search.
Reference for the features supported by presenterm, a terminal-based markdown slideshow tool. Use this skill whenever the user works with presenterm: building or editing a presenterm deck, asking which presenterm features/commands/themes exist, how slides/columns/code blocks/diagrams/images/themes/exports work, what a comment command does, or mentions "presenterm", "terminal slides", or "markdown presentation" rendered in the terminal. This skill documents what presenterm supports — it does not prescribe slide content, wording, or presentation design.
Convert an article, newsletter, or document into a short Kokoro-narrated audio read-up and upload it as a private episode to the user's "📥 Listen Later" Spotify show. ONLY trigger on explicit phrases like "listen later", "read-up", "save as audio for the commute", "add to my listen-later feed". Do NOT trigger on generic summarize, TTS, save-to-spotify, podcast, or cover-art requests — those route to the `save-to-spotify` skill.
Default for web lookup/research/latest/current/URL/package/docs questions. Uses kagi→codex→claude-code→openai-cli→perplexity, escalating only if needed. Prefer this over provider skills unless user explicitly names kagi, perplexity, codex/claude-code/openai-cli, or ai-search.
Manage and deploy projects on exe.dev VMs. Use this whenever the user mentions exe.dev, exe.xyz hosts, `ssh exe.dev`, deploying Docker/GHCR apps to exe.dev, replacing or updating VMs, configuring exe.dev proxy/public access/custom domains, or setting up GitHub Actions/secrets/API tokens for exe.dev deployments.
Must read guide on creating/editing mermaid charts with valiation tools
Analyze coding-agent session transcripts to discover patterns that could become AGENTS.md rules, skills, or prompt templates. Mines your usage history for automation opportunities across local coding-agent tools.
| name | ai-search |
| description | Low-level provider web search via codex, claude-code, or openai-cli. Use only when user names ai-search/codex/claude/openai-cli search, compares providers, or wants native search; otherwise use web-search. |
Use this skill to run a fast model with native web search enabled and get a concise research summary with explicit full URLs.
search.mjsRun from this skill directory:
node search.mjs "<what to search>" --purpose "<why you need this>"
Examples:
node search.mjs "latest python release" --purpose "update dependency notes"
node search.mjs "vite 7 breaking changes" --purpose "prepare migration checklist"
Optional flags:
--provider codex|claude-code|openai-cli--model <model-id> (defaults: codex → gpt-5.5 with low reasoning, claude-code → claude-haiku-4-5 with low thinking budget, openai-cli → gpt-5.3-chat-latest or $OPENAI_CLI_MODEL)--timeout <ms>--jsonProvider names are user-facing aliases:
codex uses the existing ChatGPT/Codex OAuth-backed web search path with gpt-5.5 and low reasoning.claude-code uses the existing Anthropic/Claude web search path with claude-haiku-4-5 and a low thinking budget.openai-cli shells out to the official openai CLI and calls
openai responses create with the built-in web_search_preview tool. It requires the
openai binary on PATH and OPENAI_API_KEY in the environment.The script instructs the model to:
https://...) for each key findingPI_AI_MODULE_PATH to @earendil-works/pi-ai's dist/index.js path.