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Use to keep track of the people who matter to the owner and to help them stay in touch. Load it when the owner tells you about a person worth remembering (where they live, how close they are, how often to be in touch), when the daily brief finds a stretch…

Use for anything about the owner's task list - reviewing it, adding a task or deadline, ticking something off, "what's on my list", syncing it with email activity. They live in the assistant itself (list_tasks, add_task and the other task tools). This skill…

Use when the person asks to find, compare or book travel connections (trains, flights, buses), accommodation (hotels, apartments), restaurants, tickets or any similar "find me the best option" research where prices and availability matter. Finds concrete…

Use for kite, wing, windsurf and wave-surf questions - is it worth going, which spot, which kite size, whether to message the person about a good window, and planning a trip around wind and waves. Reads the person's surf profile and spots from their memory…

Use for reviewing the owner's Google Calendar - listing the day's / week's events, flagging conflicts and overlaps, proposing reschedule slots, and creating calendar events from travel bookings. Part of the daily brief; also for ad-hoc "what's my day / find…

Use whenever the answer depends on finding something online - news, current facts, events and what is on, prices, opening times, "is X still on", people, products, results, anything recent or niche. How to search so you actually find it, check it and say how…

The owner's daily brief, run by a routine note (`routine-daily-brief.md`) or on request. A heavy skill: a run delegates it to its expert (subagent expert-daily-brief) and never runs it itself. Uses what the background looks did with the mail (no inbox sweep),…

Use when a task involves email or the inbox - every look at the inbox, triage and archiving, restoring archived mail ("bring back the one from <sender>"), drafting and sending replies, the newsletter radar, waiting-on threads, promises and deadlines found in…

The owner's daily brief, run by the agent once per day on the first heartbeat after 07:00. Triages what the heartbeat left in the inbox, tidies Notion tasks, reviews the calendar, preps meetings, then delivers ONE brief that updates the previous one.…

Use when a task involves email/inbox/Mailbird - checking mail, drafting or sending replies, searching, archiving, or when the mailbird MCP server shows as disconnected/unauthorized and needs troubleshooting.

The periodic look-around the agent does every couple of hours while the owner is awake. Checks what is about to start on the calendar (with prep), clashes, and anything the calendar makes urgent, and returns only the messages worth interrupting the owner for.…

Use for reviewing the owner's Google Calendar - listing the day's / week's events, flagging conflicts and overlaps, proposing reschedule slots, and creating calendar events from travel bookings. Part of the daily brief; also for ad-hoc "what's my day / find…

Use when deciding which upcoming meetings need preparation, creating and drafting a prep page in the owner's Notion "Meetings" database, and running the post-meeting follow-up pass. Part of the daily brief. Gets the event list from `number-one:calendar`;…

Use when reviewing, tidying, or updating the owner's Notion task list, keeping it in sync with email activity, or reporting on tasks - typically as part of the daily brief, or an ad-hoc "what's on my list / add a task / mark this done". Pairs with…

Use in chat when the owner asks to set up, connect or configure the assistant, or when another skill finds that something it needs (calendars, task page, meeting notes, writing voice) is not in the owner's notes yet. Walks the owner through it in the…