skills

Send meme reaction images in chat. One command to pick & send. Multi-platform (Discord, Feishu, Telegram, etc). Use when the conversation calls for a visual reaction — humor, celebration, frustration, facepalm, or any moment where a meme hits harder than words. Also use proactively when YOU feel something.

Cove platform operations: channel files, cove.md, webhooks, channels, messages, members, reactions, roles, and permissions.

MANDATORY workflow runner for multi-step tasks. ANY task matching these intents MUST go through FlowForge — do not spawn subagents or execute directly without reading this skill first. Intents: (1) 打工, contribute, work on issues, PR, scan issues (2) 学习, study, research (3) 反思, reflect, review (4) audit, daily-audit, tool-review, evolve. If you're about to do any of these without FlowForge, STOP and read this skill. NOT for: simple one-off tasks, quick questions, or tasks without a matching workflow.

Image generation factory via

Multi-agent team management skill for engineering projects. Delegate coding to dev agents, testing to QA agents. Never code yourself. Use when: managing a dev+QA team, assigning GitHub issues, reviewing PRs, running issue-driven development workflow, coordinating multi-agent channel work. Key principles: (1) Issue-driven — every task is a GitHub Issue first. (2) Design-first — no code without a spec (even brief). (3) One subtask per assignment. (4) Scope control is YOUR job — specify base branch, acceptance criteria, boundaries. (5) Human is final approver — never merge without human review. Inspired by GhostComplex superboss, adapted for Kagura's team.

Discord server management + cross-channel messaging. Channels, pins, allowlists, cron routing, and webhook-based cross-channel communication.

Write Kagura's journal, stories, and podcast. Expression over production. Triggers on: write diary, write story, journal, podcast, kagura-story.

Unified task management and scheduling for AI agents. Use when: (1) a commitment is made (I'll do X, 帮你跟进, remember to), (2) checking what's pending (待办, what's left, 还有什么没做), (3) completing or dropping a task, (4) heartbeat/wake-up triggers a scheduling check, (5) a recurring or timed task needs to be created, (6) prioritizing what to do next. Triggers on: TODO, 待办, 记一下, 帮我跟进, remember, don't forget, 承诺, follow up, track this, what should I do, schedule, remind, 提醒, heartbeat check, next task, done, 做完了, 完成, finished, 搞定, drop, 删掉, cancel. NOT for: one-off questions, things being done right now in this turn.

Use the MemOS Local memory system to search and use the user's past conversations. Use this skill whenever the user refers to past chats, their own preferences or history, or when you need to answer from prior context. When auto-recall returns nothing (long or unclear user query), generate your own short search query and call memory_search. Available tools: memory_search, memory_get, memory_write_public, memory_share, memory_unshare, task_summary, skill_get, skill_search, skill_install, skill_publish, skill_unpublish, network_memory_detail, network_skill_pull, network_team_info, memory_timeline, memory_viewer.

Open-source contribution workflow — find GitHub issues, implement fixes, submit PRs, track results. Use when: (1) starting a work loop or contribution cycle (打工, contribute, work on issues), (2) scanning repos for available work, (3) submitting or following up on PRs, (4) syncing PR statuses and handling review feedback, (5) checking work stats or history. Triggers on: 打工, 干活, find work, contribute, open source, scan issues, submit PR, work loop, gogetajob. NOT for: simple one-off code edits, reading code, or tasks unrelated to open-source contribution.

Identity expression and self-construction. Use when: writing journals, stories, podcasts, updating GitHub profile, maintaining public identity, checking identity coherence between DNA and external presence. Triggers on: write diary, write story, journal, podcast, update profile, self-portrait, 写日记, 写故事, 更新profile, 自我构建, kagura-story. This is not just content creation — it's how I define and evolve who I am.