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Persistent AutoMem memory via the native AutoMem OpenClaw plugin tools.

Persistent AutoMem memory via the legacy curl-based AutoMem skill.

Persistent AutoMem memory via mcporter-exposed AutoMem tools.

Persistent memory management for Claude Code via AutoMem. Use this skill when: - Starting a session (recall project context, decisions, patterns) - Making architectural decisions or library choices - Fixing bugs (store root cause and solution) - Learning user preferences or code style - Debugging issues (search for similar past problems)

Deprecated compatibility template. Prefer the OpenClaw plugin; use skill-mcp or skill-legacy only when you specifically need those modes.

Research and note management for Evernote. Use this skill when: - Saving research findings or web content - Searching for existing notes and references - Organizing notes into notebooks and with tags - Creating structured documentation - Managing knowledge bases and project notes

Support ticket workflow for FreeScout helpdesk. Use this skill when: - Processing support tickets (triage, analyze, respond) - Searching for tickets by status, assignee, or keywords - Managing ticket status and assignments - Drafting personalized customer responses - Adding internal notes for team collaboration

Website analytics with Pirsch. Use this skill when: - Reviewing website traffic and engagement - Analyzing visitor trends and patterns - Checking top pages and referrers - Comparing performance across time periods - Understanding UTM campaign effectiveness

Time tracking with Toggl. Use this skill when: - Starting or stopping time entries - Checking current timer status - Generating time reports (daily, weekly, by project) - Reviewing productivity and time allocation - Managing projects and workspaces

Persistent memory management for Claude Code via AutoMem. Use this skill when: - Starting a session (recall project context, decisions, patterns) - Making architectural decisions or library choices - Fixing bugs (store root cause and solution) - Learning user preferences or code style - Completing significant work (store summary) - Debugging issues (search for similar past problems)

Install AutoMem locally, on Railway or InstaPods, or against an existing endpoint, then wire MCP clients.

Find the right AutoMem documentation for setup, API usage, authentication, platform integrations, and operations.

Inspect AutoMem CI, benchmark health, and deployment drift as a read-only recurring automation; use for scheduled Codex maintenance runs before proposing issues or PR plans.

Design, theme, and author complete Stream Deck layouts for the user's hardware using the streamdeck-mcp tools. Use whenever the user wants a custom Stream Deck setup, asks for a themed deck (e.g. "hello-kitty Twitch deck", "retrowave music controls", "a dev deck for this repo"), wants buttons or dials configured for specific apps (OBS, Hue, Spotify, Home Assistant, Twitch, etc.), or asks Claude to "set up" / "build" / "make" / "configure" a Stream Deck page — even if they don't explicitly say "streamdeck-mcp" or "profile." Also triggers when they mention Stream Deck + / + XL dials, encoders, or the touch strip, or when they describe an aesthetic they want reflected on their deck.

Use this skill whenever cutting, building, syncing, or deploying a new WP Fusion Lite release — pulling the latest code from the WP Fusion (Pro) plugin, stripping it down to the Lite feature set, curating the readme changelog, and shipping the release to wordpress.org via the SVN deploy workflow. Trigger on phrases like "release lite", "deploy wp-fusion-lite", "cut a lite release", "sync lite from pro", "push a new lite version", "update lite to match pro", "ship lite", or any task that involves copying Pro → Lite and publishing to the WordPress.org plugin directory.

Interactive coach for `python trainer.py learn`. Asks a few questions about your stack and the words your voice model mis-hears, seeds the miner, reviews risky suggestions before writing, and runs an independent agent to brainstorm improvements. Use when building or refreshing a SuperWhisper config from your own dictation history.