skills

Interact with GitHub via gh.jsh — a lightweight GitHub CLI for SLICC agents. Use this skill for any GitHub task: listing or viewing pull requests, merging PRs, posting comments, checking out branches, viewing issues, inspecting workflow runs, listing releases, searching PRs, managing Actions variables, creating branches, pushing file content, archiving repos, or calling any GitHub API endpoint directly. Trigger on requests like "list open PRs", "check CI status", "merge this PR", "what issues are open", "show the latest release", "post a comment on PR #42", "set a repo variable", "archive this repo", "create a branch", "push this file", or any task involving a GitHub repository.

Interact with Microsoft Outlook (Office 365) — read inbox, search mail, view calendar events, send email, and produce aggregated inbox items for the monday dispatcher. Uses the live Outlook browser session via MSAL token extraction from localStorage. Triggers on requests involving Outlook, email, inbox, calendar, meetings, sending mail, checking unread messages, or monday inbox aggregation that includes Outlook data.

Manage a LinkedIn company page — publish posts with consistent brand voice, grow engagement, respond to comments, analyze performance, preview profiles, and aggregate engagement for the monday dispatcher. Maintains a knowledge base of content ideas, audience insights, and brand guidelines. Use when the user wants to publish a LinkedIn post, draft LinkedIn content, check LinkedIn comments, respond to engagement, plan content strategy, review brand voice, view a LinkedIn profile, or manage a company page. Activate on mentions of LinkedIn, LinkedIn post, company page, social media, content calendar, engagement, brand voice, or audience growth.

Interact with SAP Concur (Concur Expense / Travel) via its API — list expense reports, view report and line-item details, list available receipts and smart expenses, check approvals, and call any of 50+ Concur GraphQL operations directly. Use whenever the user mentions Concur, SAP Concur, Concur Expense, expense reports, expense submission, expense receipts, smart expenses, T&E (travel and expense), reimbursements at Adobe, or wants to automate, query, or extract data from Concur without clicking through https://us2.concursolutions.com. Activate on mentions of "concur", "expense report", "expense receipts", "submit expenses", "T&E", "reimbursement", "travel allowance", or related Adobe expense workflows.

Interact with Gmail — read inbox, search messages, view full message bodies, send email, reply to threads, and produce aggregated inbox items for the monday dispatcher. Uses OAuth2 refresh token flow via GWS_* env vars. Triggers on requests involving Gmail, Google email, inbox, sending mail, checking unread messages, or monday inbox aggregation that includes Gmail data.

Interact with Microsoft Teams via the Graph API — read messages, post to channels, search, read threads, look up users, view mentions/activity, and get channel info. Supports all teams and channels the user has access to, with auth via the live browser session. Use when the user wants to check Teams messages, post a Teams message, search Teams channels, read a thread, get user info, view mentions, or automate any Teams task. Triggers on mentions of Teams, channels, messages, threads, mentions, activity, or digest.

Automate Navan (formerly TripActions) corporate travel by replaying its REST API — search and book flights and hotels, price itineraries, view trips, and pull invoices for past bookings and push them to the expense system (Concur). Use whenever the user mentions Navan, TripActions, booking a flight, booking a hotel, corporate travel, a business trip, a travel itinerary, trip details, an airport/city lookup for travel, a travel invoice, expensing a flight or hotel, pushing a booking to Concur, or wants to check or manage their Navan trips without clicking through app.navan.com. Triggers: "Navan", "TripActions", "book a flight", "book a hotel", "search flights", "search hotels", "my trips", "business trip", "itinerary", "corporate travel", "travel booking", "travel invoice", "expense this flight/hotel", "push to Concur", "expense report from travel".

Use this when the user wants to annotate, inspect, or leave element-level feedback on a local HTML page served in a browser tab. Injects a hover-highlight + click-to-annotate interaction into the target page. Annotations are sent as licks to a scoop that applies the user's instructions as AI-driven edits to the HTML. Use when the user says "annotate this page", "let me mark up elements", "add speck", "inspect elements with notes", or "inject speck".

Query Cloudflare zone analytics (HTTP request counts, status codes, top paths, user agents, countries, threats) via the Cloudflare dashboard's GraphQL Analytics API. Piggybacks on an open `dash.cloudflare.com` tab — no API token, no `wrangler login`. Use when investigating traffic spikes, bot scans, error rate changes, or referrer breakdowns for a zone you manage. Triggers on "cloudflare traffic", "why did traffic spike", "404 rate", "bot scan", "top paths for example.com".

Interact with Adobe's ServiceNow instance — list and manage tickets/incidents, read and post comments, search the Knowledge Base. Use when the user mentions ServiceNow, tickets, incidents, KB articles, support requests, RITM, INC numbers, pagerduty replacement, on-call, or wants to check ticket status, leave comments, or find internal documentation.

Interact with the ZSA Oryx keyboard configurator (oryx.zsa.io, configure.zsa.io) via its GraphQL API — list, inspect, edit, and compile layouts for ZSA Voyager, Moonlander, and ErgoDox EZ keyboards. Use when the user wants to automate ZSA / Oryx, dump a keyboard layout, edit layers or keys without clicking through the configurator UI, fork a revision, change layout privacy, set tags, trigger a firmware compile, download .bin / .zip firmware bundles, manage combos, or run any GraphQL query against the Oryx backend. Activate on mentions of zsa, oryx, voyager, moonlander, ergodox, keyboard layout, keymap, qmk, layer, combo, key code (KC_*), firmware compile, hex file, or related workflows.

Detect patterns of AI-generated writing in prose, creative writing, and technical documentation. Use when analyzing text for AI tells, checking if content reads like AI, reviewing drafts for machine-generated patterns, or auditing writing authenticity. Triggers on requests like "Does this read like AI?", "Check for AI patterns", "Analyze for AI writing", "Is this AI-generated?", "Detect LLM patterns".

Interact with Slack via its Web API — read messages, post to channels, search channels, read threads, look up users, view activity/notifications, manage Slack support requests, and watch channels for new messages in real time. Supports multiple workspaces with auto-detection from the active tab. Use when the user wants to check Slack messages, post a Slack message, search Slack channels, read Slack threads, get Slack user info, view Slack notifications or activity feed, manage Slack support tickets/help requests, watch a channel for updates, or automate any Slack task. Triggers on mentions of Slack, channels, DMs, threads, messages, Slackbot, notifications, activity, support requests, help requests, or watching/monitoring.

Write song lyrics formatted for Suno AI V5.5 music generation and submit them via the `suno` CLI, which drives Suno through the user's own logged-in browser session on suno.com. Use when the user wants to create a song, write lyrics, compose music with AI, submit to Suno, list Suno personas, check Suno credits, or asks for help with Suno. Triggers on requests like "write me a song", "create lyrics about...", "help me with Suno", "compose a track", "song about...", "suno credits", "suno personas".

Interact with Apple Music — search the Apple Music catalog, manage Apple Music playlists, add and remove tracks from Apple Music playlists, and browse Apple Music library content. Use this skill whenever the user asks about Apple Music, wants to search for songs on Apple Music, manage their Apple Music playlists, or automate any Apple Music workflow. Activate for requests involving music search, playlist creation, playlist editing, track management, or any Apple Music library operations.

Interact with Garmin Connect — list activities, view fitness data, inspect health stats, browse devices, and check your profile. Use when the user mentions Garmin, Garmin Connect, activities, fitness tracking, health data, running, cycling, swimming, workouts, GPS watch, devices, activity history, fitness stats, heart rate, steps, or wants to query data from connect.garmin.com. Triggers on phrases like "my Garmin activities", "workout history", "list my runs", "show my Garmin data", "fitness summary", "check my Garmin", "recent activities", "my Garmin devices", or anything requesting health metrics, running stats, cycling data, step counts, heart rate zones, or device information.

Interact with iCloud Calendar and Notes from a signed-in iCloud browser tab. Use when the user asks about their calendar, upcoming events, schedule, or wants to read/search their Apple Notes. Triggers on phrases like "what's on my calendar", "upcoming events", "my notes", "search notes", "read note", "iCloud calendar", "iCloud notes".

Aggregate and prioritize inbox items from multiple sources (Gmail, Slack, Teams, Outlook, GitHub, ServiceNow) into a single ranked list. Acts as a dispatcher: each source skill exposes a `[cmd] monday` sub-command that returns JSON items, and the `monday` command merges, deduplicates, optionally rates with an AI model (importance times urgency), and sorts them. Use when the user asks "what should I work on", "Monday morning triage", "what needs my attention", "show me my inbox", "rank my todos", "what's urgent across all my tools", or for weekly/daily triage across email, chat, tickets, and pull requests.

Use this when interacting with Jira — fetching issues, searching by JQL, reading comments, or creating new issues. Uses the Jira tab open in the browser for auth (SSO session, no token needed). Activate on any mention of Jira, issue keys (e.g. PROJ-123), JQL queries, or requests to read/find/list/create Jira tickets.

Working with Adobe Document Authoring (da.live) content mounted as a VFS filesystem. Use when reading or writing files through a DA mount (da:// source). Non-sheet files use normal file operations; sheet files (.json) must go through the da-live script which handles schema validation, derived fields, and a single atomic write.

Use this when the user wants to list or purge AEM Edge Functions deployed on the Adobe Managed CDN for an AEM Cloud Service / Edge Delivery site. Trigger on requests like "list deployed edge functions", "show edge functions for program N", "purge the edge-function cache", or "mint an aem.cdn token". Uses the `aem-edge-functions` command with ADC OAuth Server-to-Server credentials and the CDN compute API served from the delivery domain.

Interact with Adobe FluffyJaws (Mr. FluffyJaws) — Adobe's internal AI assistant — via its public API. Use when the user mentions FluffyJaws, fj, FluffyPacks, the Adobe internal AI chatbot, the FluffyJaws CLI, fj-mcp, or wants to ask questions, stream chat completions, list/inspect FluffyPacks, list conversations, or talk to the FluffyJaws MCP endpoint without clicking through https://fluffyjaws.adobe.com. Activate on mentions of "fluffyjaws", "fluffy jaws", "fluffypack", "fluffypacks", "fj ask", "fj chat", "fj mcp", "ask FluffyJaws", "internal Adobe ChatGPT", or related Adobe internal AI workflows.

CLI access to Foursquare/Swarm check-in history, venue visits, and location search via the Foursquare v2 API. Use when the user mentions Foursquare, Swarm, check-ins, venues, venue history, places visited, top venues, location search, or wants stats about where they've been. Supports paginated check-in lookups, category filtering, nearby venue search, full venue detail (rating, hours, personal visit count), and overall check-in statistics with top 5 most-visited venues.

AEM Edge Delivery Services (EDS) skill for reading, writing, previewing, and publishing EDS pages via the `aem` CLI. Use when the user asks about AEM Edge Delivery Services, EDS pages, Franklin, Helix, AEM EDS, edge delivery content, document-based authoring, or needs to list, get, put, preview, publish, or upload content in AEM EDS. Supports the full get→edit→put→preview→publish pipeline.

Interact with Strava — view your cycling, running, and fitness activities, check your activity feed, personal records (PRs), athlete profile, and notifications. Use when the user mentions Strava, cycling, running, activities, fitness tracking, segments, PRs, personal records, workout history, activity feed, athlete stats, Strava feed, Strava activities, Strava running, Strava cycling, Strava fitness, Strava notifications, training data, ride stats, run stats, elevation, pace, distance, duration, or wants to see their recent Strava workouts. Triggers on phrases like "show my Strava", "check my activities", "what did I ride", "my Strava feed", "show PRs", "personal records", "recent runs", "recent rides", "Strava notifications", "activity stats".

Track review items (publish/comment/defer), annotate documents, and leave location pins directly on a live web page via a sprinkle dashboard. Use when the user has content to review, approve, annotate, or mark up — pages pending publish, PRs needing signoff, documents, or a rendered web page they want to pin comments on. Includes 'Pin Review' (click-to-comment markers on the active tab, persistent and mark-as-done) and 'Speck Fix' (toggle the Speck element-level AI editing layer on locally-served pages). Triggers on 'review queue', 'what's pending', 'annotate this', 'mark up this page', 'pin a comment on the page', 'review dashboard', 'publish queue'. Distinct from code review tools: manages a persistent UI queue with in-flight publish tracking, inline annotations, and on-page location pins.

Generate live-coded music patterns using the Strudel library (JavaScript port of TidalCycles). Use this skill whenever the user wants to create music, beats, melodies, rhythms, or sound patterns in the browser. Triggers on requests like "make some music", "create a beat", "generate a melody", "live code some audio", "play a pattern", "make a drum loop", "compose something", or any request involving Strudel, TidalCycles, or algorithmic music. Also use when the user asks to modify, remix, or explore existing musical patterns.

Sends and receives iMessages via the BlueBubbles REST API. Use when the user wants to send a text message, iMessage, or SMS, read or search message history, find contacts, list conversations, or interact with their iPhone messages from the desktop. Capabilities include sending direct messages and group chats, querying message history, finding contacts by name, searching existing chat threads, distinguishing direct vs group conversations, and verifying message delivery. Requires a running BlueBubbles server.

Interactive demo of SLICC — launches an animated anatomy map with 12 clickable concept cards covering Cone, Scoops, Sprinkles, Licks, Skills, Shell, Trays, Inline Sprinkles, Electron App, Teleportation, Secret Sauce, and the Wildcard. Each card offers "Tell me more" (rich prose explanation), "Show me" (live demonstration), and a Wildcard game-show elimination that forces two random concepts together into a creative combined demo. Use when the user asks "what can you do?", "show me what SLICC is", "give me a demo", "explain SLICC", "how does this work?", or any onboarding/orientation request. Also triggers when a user seems unfamiliar with SLICC's capabilities and could benefit from an interactive tour. Activates on "demo", "tour", "show me", "what is SLICC", "what are scoops", "what are sprinkles", "how do trays work", "what is teleportation".

Reverse-engineer web app APIs and compile them into reusable site-specific skills with .jsh scripts. Use when the user wants to automate a web app, bypass slow UI interactions, create an API client for a website, set up webhooks to watch for changes in a web app, or build a durable integration with any SaaS tool. Activate whenever the user mentions automating a website, wants faster access to a web app, asks about watching for changes on a page, or says things like "I keep doing this manually" or "can you just call their API". Also use when the user has a HAR file they want analyzed, or when repeated playwright-cli interactions with the same site suggest an API skill would be more efficient.

Build and maintain a persistent, interlinked markdown wiki knowledge base from raw sources. Use when the user wants to create a knowledge base, build a wiki, ingest articles or papers into a KB, query accumulated knowledge, organize research notes, or lint a wiki for broken links and orphan pages. Triggers on mentions of knowledge base, wiki, KB, ingest, research notes, or personal wiki.

Generates, reads, and edits PowerPoint files (.pptx). Handles full presentations with text, images, themes, and precise slide positioning. Use when the user asks to create, build, or generate a PowerPoint presentation, slide deck, or .pptx file; when they want to read, extract text from, or inspect an existing .pptx; when they need to edit, update, replace text in, or add slides to a PowerPoint file; or when they mention slides, ppt, slide deck export, or pptx output. Does not generate speaker notes or custom slide layouts.

Create themed music playlists and mixtapes with curated song lists, descriptions, and cover art prompts. Use when the user asks to build a playlist, create a mixtape, curate songs around a theme, or wants music recommendations organized as a cohesive collection. Triggers on requests like "make me a playlist", "build a mixtape", "curate songs about...", "themed playlist for...".

Generate images, videos, and speech using the WaveSpeed AI API via curl. Use when the user wants to generate images from text prompts, create videos from images, synthesize speech, or work with any WaveSpeed AI model. Triggers on requests like "generate an image of...", "create a video from this image", "make speech audio", "use wavespeed to...", "text to image", "image to video", "text to speech", or any mention of WaveSpeed AI, Flux, Wan 2.6, Seedream, or other WaveSpeed-hosted models. Also use this skill when the user asks to generate visual or audio content and no other generation API or skill is available — WaveSpeed can serve as the fallback generation platform.

Convert PPTX files to PDF, preserving slide backgrounds, text styles, colors, alignment, word-wrap, and embedded PNG/JPEG images. No external tools required — uses pdf-lib via esm.sh and the pre-loaded JSZip. Use when the user asks to convert a presentation to PDF, export slides as PDF, or download a PPTX as PDF. Triggers on phrases like "convert ppt to pdf", "export presentation as pdf", "turn this pptx into a pdf", "save slides as pdf".

Read, create, merge, split, rotate, and extract text from PDF files using SLICC's built-in pdftk and convert commands. No Python required. Use when the user asks to work with PDFs or .pdf files, needs to combine, merge, split, rotate, or extract text/pages from documents, wants to check page count or metadata, or needs to convert a PDF page to an image.

Create slide presentations as standalone, responsive HTML documents. No frameworks — just bespoke HTML, CSS, and minimal JS for navigation and animations. Use when the user asks for slides, a slide deck, a slideshow, a presentation, a pitch deck, conference talk, keynote, lightning talk, or "make a deck about X".

Interview a product manager until the bet is real, then capture it as a Product Requirements Document. Use when a PM asks to write a PRD, define requirements, scope an MVP, plan a roadmap, or draft a launch plan. Triggers on phrases like "write a PRD", "create a spec", "define requirements", "what should we build", "MVP for X", "roadmap for X", "GTM plan", "launch plan", "product spec", or "I need to document this feature".

Screenwriting assistant using Blake Snyder's Save the Cat! methodology. Helps with high-concept ideas, loglines, hero design, the 15-beat Beat Sheet (BS2), the Board, story genres, and diagnostics. Use when writing screenplays, developing movie structure, creating beat sheets, crafting loglines, building a board, or analyzing script structure.

Use Grok (xAI) models for chat, reasoning, image generation, web/X search, and function calling via the xAI API. Use this skill to call Grok, use xAI models, generate images with Aurora, do real-time web or X search through Grok, or build applications that integrate with xAI's API.