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This skill should be used when the user asks to "launch an application", "open a program", "resize a window", "move a window", "switch between windows", "arrange windows", "minimize or maximize a window", "close an application", "manage desktop layout", or needs to control application windows on Windows using the App tool.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "click a button", "type text", "scroll a page", "move the mouse", "press a keyboard shortcut", "interact with GUI elements", "automate mouse clicks", "fill in a text field", "use keyboard shortcuts on Windows", or needs to perform any direct screen interaction using Windows MCP tools.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "run a PowerShell command", "execute a shell command", "list processes", "kill a process", "modify the registry", "send a notification", "check system info", "manage Windows services", "automate system tasks", or needs to perform system-level operations on Windows using Shell, Process, Registry, or Notification tools.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "take a screenshot", "capture the screen", "identify elements on screen", "get a snapshot", "extract DOM content", "find interactive elements", "analyze screen state", "what is on the screen", or needs to observe and analyze the current Windows desktop state using Screenshot or Snapshot tools.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "scrape a webpage", "extract web content", "read the clipboard", "write to clipboard", "copy and paste", "select multiple files", "batch select items", "fill multiple form fields", "multi-edit", or needs to extract data from web pages, manage clipboard content, or perform bulk selection and input operations on Windows.

This skill should be used when the user asks about "Windows automation best practices", "reliable automation", "automation performance", "error handling in automation", "automation workflow design", "Windows MCP tips", "troubleshooting automation", "automation strategy", or needs guidance on designing robust, efficient, and maintainable Windows automation workflows.

This skill should be used when the user asks "what Windows MCP tools are available", "how to automate Windows", "which Windows tool should I use", "Windows MCP overview", "list Windows MCP capabilities", "what can Windows MCP do", "get started with Windows automation", or needs guidance on selecting the right Windows-MCP tool for a task.

Manage Outlook email via PowerShell: read, search, draft, send, reply, forward, move, delete, flag, categorize, schedule send, rules, attachments, and out-of-office. Requires Outlook running.

Manage Outlook notes via PowerShell: list, create, read, and delete sticky notes with color coding and search. Auto-starts Outlook if needed.

Manage Outlook calendar via PowerShell: list events, create/update/delete appointments, send meeting invites, respond to meetings, recurring events, check availability, and find rooms. Scripts auto-start Outlook when needed.

Manage Outlook contacts via PowerShell: list, create, search, update, delete contacts, add/remove photos, and export as vCard. Requires Outlook running.

Complete Microsoft Outlook automation via PowerShell COM objects on Windows. Covers email (read, search, draft, send, reply, forward, move, delete, flag, categorize, rules, attachments, out-of-office), calendar (list events, create/update/delete appointments, respond to meetings, recurring events, free/busy, rooms), contacts (list, create, search, update, delete, export vCard, photos), tasks (list, create, update, complete, assign, delete with priorities and reminders), and notes (list, create, read, delete sticky notes). Use when the user mentions Outlook, email, calendar, meetings, contacts, tasks, notes, or any mail/scheduling operation on Windows.

Manage Outlook tasks via PowerShell: list, create, update, complete, assign, and delete tasks with priorities, due dates, reminders, and status tracking. Scripts auto-start Outlook when needed.

Use this skill to initialize Codex configuration and manage MCP servers in a project after confirming with the user.

Use this skill when delegating complex coding tasks to OpenAI Codex CLI and coordinating work between Claude and Codex.

Speak to the user out loud through their speakers. Use this whenever you finish a task and the user asked to be alerted, whenever you need the user's attention or input while they work on another screen, or whenever the user says things like "talk to me", "say it out loud", "alarm me", "let me know when you're done", "ping me", or "use your voice". Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Premium mode (Gemini TTS) gives an expressive, warm voice; native mode uses the OS's built-in synthesizer with no API key. Prefer this over terminal bells or plain beeps - the user chose this as their notification channel.