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Google People: Search, create, update, and manage contacts and profiles.

gws CLI: Shared patterns for authentication, global flags, and output formatting.

Google Sheets: Read and write spreadsheets.

Access to the user's Т-Инвестиции / Tinkoff (T-Invest) brokerage account via the T-Invest API — portfolio, positions, cash, quotes and prices, operations, dividends, commissions, yield/returns, bonds, stocks, funds, screeners, and trades on explicit command. Data and analytics, not investment advice. Use whenever the user asks about their own portfolio, account, securities, a quote or price, operations, dividends, returns or trading, or mentions Т-Инвестиции / Тинькофф / T-Invest or a ticker (SBER, GAZP). Data comes from the T-Invest API via the bundled CLI — do not answer from memory.

Google Calendar: Manage calendars and events.

Read and write Google Docs.

Google Drive: Manage files, folders, and shared drives.

Gmail: Send, read, and manage email.

Access to the user's Т-Инвестиции / Tinkoff (T-Invest) brokerage account via the T-Invest API — portfolio, positions, cash, quotes and prices, operations, dividends, commissions, yield/returns, bonds, stocks, funds, screeners, and trades on explicit command. Data and analytics, not investment advice. Use whenever the user asks about their own portfolio, account, securities, a quote or price, operations, dividends, returns or trading, or mentions Т-Инвестиции / Тинькофф / T-Invest or a ticker (SBER, GAZP). Data comes from the T-Invest API via the bundled CLI — do not answer from memory.

Use when the user says "sparring", "run sparring with Claude", "do sparring with Claude", "do sparring with GPT-5", "sparring with Codex", "sparring my plan with Claude", "discuss this approach with Codex", "get a second opinion through sparring", "give me the sparring transcript", "read the long sparring answer", or asks to leave a sparring session running. Runs a model-vs-model sparring flow through the bundled sparctl harness for planning, brainstorming, second opinions, code review, architecture critique, or normal dialogue; uses one ask-session command that creates or continues provider-native state, and uses tmux only when explicitly needed for live/fallback sessions.