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Summarize past Claude Code and Codex conversations across all projects into an org-roam note. Invoke with /recap (yesterday), /recap today, /recap YYYY-MM-DD, or /recap YYYY-MM-DD..YYYY-MM-DD.

"Generate org-roam timesheet entries from the current conversation. Use when the user wants to log time, create a timesheet entry, or record what was accomplished during a work session. Invoke with /timesheet or /timesheet <project-name> to override the auto-detected project. If the conversation contains a `--- TIMESHEET STARTED at ... ---` marker from `/clock-in`, this run closes that org-clock and nests task descriptions under the existing session heading instead of creating new top-level headings."

Convert PDFs to text for downstream processing, verify extraction accuracy by rendering pages to images and comparing, and fix common pdftotext artifacts (orphan page-break labels, repeated page-top breadcrumbs interposed in content, word splits across column/page boundaries, inlined callout annotations in code blocks). Use when the user asks to convert, extract, or OCR PDFs, or to verify text extracted from a PDF.

Start a clocked work session in org-roam using emacs's real org-clock so it shows in the modeline. Use when the user wants to begin recording time for a work session; pairs with /timesheet to close the clock and append task descriptions later. Invoke with /clock-in or /clock-in <project-name>.

Stage specific lines or hunks from files into git commits, enabling modular atomic commits instead of whole-file staging. Use this skill whenever the user asks to commit only part of a file, split changes across multiple commits, make atomic/granular/modular commits, stage specific lines or hunks, or when you need to commit logically distinct changes separately. Also use this when the user says things like 'commit the refactor separately from the bugfix', 'only commit the changes to function X', 'split this into separate commits', or references magit-style partial staging. If you are about to run `git add <entire-file>` but the file contains changes serving different purposes, stop and use this skill instead.