Send Slack direct messages through the web UI using headed agent-browser, with the human logged in interactively. Supports a single person or batching the same message to many people one by one without creating a group chat. USE FOR: send a Slack DM, send a message to X on DM, message these people on Slack, DM this update to a list of people, send the same Slack message to multiple recipients, batch Slack DMs, team communication update, stakeholder update, notify people individually on Slack. DO NOT USE FOR: Slack API, Slack bots, webhooks, desktop Slack automation, channel announcements, group chats, emails, calendar invites.
Generates a personalized 1:1 prep/debrief by reading a person's vault profile, recent call notes, GitHub activity (PRs, commits, issues), and project board status. Produces an agenda with context, talking points, and follow-ups. Use when the user says 'prepare my 1:1', 'debrief for [name]', '1:1 prep', 'what should I discuss with [name]', 'catch me up on [name]', 'prep for my meeting with [name]', or mentions preparing for a direct report conversation. Do NOT use for delivering feedback (use feedback skill) or processing meeting transcripts (use read-meeting-notes).
Processes meeting transcripts from configured sources (Zoom, Teams, local files, calendar recordings). Extracts action items, decisions, and key topics, then creates structured call notes in the vault routed to the relevant person or meeting folder. Use when the user says 'process meeting notes', 'read my transcripts', 'import meeting recording', 'download zoom transcript', 'process today's meetings', 'what happened in my meetings', 'create notes from transcript', or mentions meeting recordings or transcripts. Do NOT use for 1:1 prep (use debrief) or manual note-taking.
Search the web using a local SearXNG metasearch engine via MCP. Use this skill when the user asks to search the web, look something up online, find information on the internet, research a topic, check recent news, or when you need up-to-date information that is not in your training data. USE FOR: web search, internet lookup, finding recent information, researching topics, checking news, discovering URLs, finding documentation online, verifying facts against current sources. DO NOT USE FOR: searching the local codebase (use Grep/Glob instead), reading known URLs (use WebFetch instead), or querying internal databases.
Upload Markdown files as Google Docs. Use when the user asks to create, upload, publish, or push a markdown file to Google Docs/Drive. Supports creating new docs and updating existing ones. Converts Markdown to HTML then uploads with Google Drive mimeType conversion to native Google Docs. Authenticates via gcloud CLI. Supports both user credentials and ADC.
Crawl and extract content from web pages using Crawl4AI via MCP. Use when the user asks to crawl a website, extract content from a URL, scrape a page, get a screenshot of a site, generate a PDF from a URL, convert a webpage to markdown, extract structured data from a page, or run JavaScript on a remote page. USE FOR: web crawling, page scraping, content extraction, webpage screenshots, PDF generation, JavaScript execution on pages, converting URLs to markdown, deep crawling multiple pages. DO NOT USE FOR: web search (use searxng-search), reading a known URL when simple fetch suffices (use WebFetch), local file operations.
Create and export Excalidraw diagrams — architecture diagrams, communication diagrams, flowcharts, system overviews. Use this skill whenever the user asks to create, update, modify, or export any kind of visual diagram, drawing, or architecture visualization. Also use when the user mentions boxes, arrows, connections between components, or wants to visualize system architecture, data flows, or service interactions. Handles both creating .excalidraw JSON files programmatically and exporting them to SVG/PNG server-side without a browser.
Convert Google Docs files to Markdown. Use when the user asks to convert, export, or read a Google Doc as markdown. Also fetches open comments from a Google Doc (comments command). Supports Google Docs URLs, document IDs, and searching for documents by name on Google Drive. Authenticates via gcloud CLI. Supports both user credentials and ADC.