add-machineUse when the user wants to register a new machine for security auditing.audit-allUse when the user wants to audit every registered machine in one pass.audit-machineUse when the user wants to run a security audit on a registered machine.compare-auditsUse when the user wants to compare two audits and see what changed.edit-machineUse when the user wants to update an existing machine's profile or metadata.list-machinesUse when the user wants to view registered machines and their metadata.onboardUse when the user wants to set up the security-auditor plugin for the first time.remove-machineUse when the user wants to deregister a machine from the fleet.
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new-workspaceProvision a new trip packing workspace on disk. Use when the user is starting to plan the packing for a specific itinerary — a named route, a set of flights, a trip with a departure date. Scaffolds the workspace files (itinerary.yaml, bags.yaml,…baggage-policy-researchResearch the actual checked, cabin and personal-item baggage allowance for every segment of an itinerary, from each carrier's own published policy, and compute the binding limit that governs the whole journey. Use when the user asks what they are allowed to…itinerary-intakeCapture a multi-segment international itinerary into itinerary.yaml — flights, dates, marketing and operating carriers, ticket grouping, cabin and fare brand. Use when the user gives their flights, pastes a booking confirmation, or asks to start planning…leave-behindProduce a ranked emergency leave-behind list — what to abandon, in what order, to get under the allowance, ranked by cost per kilogram saved and by whether the item can be re-bought at the destination. Use when the user is overweight and willing to leave…overage-optionsPrice every way out of being over the baggage allowance — prepaid extra bag, airport excess, overweight bands, cabin-bag upsell, fare upgrade, shipping the difference, or leaving it — and recommend the cheapest that actually works for this itinerary. Use when…pack-planSolve the allocation of items to bags and packing cubes against the binding baggage limits, then turn the solution into instructions a person can follow while packing. Use when the user asks how to pack, how to distribute weight between bags, whether…packing-docsRender the trip's packing documents — a one-page airport counter card of the binding allowances and bag weights, and a full per-bag packing list with tick boxes — as PDF via Typst and as Markdown, then deliver them by email, to cloud storage, into a…packing-inventoryBuild or update the inventory of what is being carried — items, quantities, weights, carriage restrictions, and how replaceable each thing is at the destination. Use when the user is listing what they have packed or intend to pack, dictating the contents of a…
install-driversInstall the Linux tooling label printing needs — brother_ql, ptouch-print, CUPS drivers, mDNS discovery and the Python rendering libraries.label-templatesSave a label you print repeatedly as a reusable template, list what is saved, and print from one with fields overridden.print-labelPrint a label on a registered printer at a chosen media size, with an optional second line. Previews first when the layout is uncertain.profile-printersFind label printers on this machine and LAN and record them in a local registry with a name, id and description so later prints can pick one.qr-labelsPrint a label carrying a QR code — what to encode, how big it has to be to scan, and how it shares the label with text.printer-troubleshootingDiagnose why a label did not print — printer unreachable, powered off, media errors, wrong tape width, or bridge connectivity. Use when a print tool fails, printer_status reports not ok, or the user says the printer isn't working.batch-label-runPrint many different labels in one run — a whole shelf of boxes, a list of assets, or labels generated from a CSV or inventory export. Use when the user wants to label multiple distinct items at once rather than one at a time.label-a-storage-unitPrint a QR-coded label for a storage box, bin, shelf or crate — unit id big, contents summary underneath, QR linking to the unit's page. Use when the user asks to label a box, bin, shelf, tote or storage unit.
bind-mic-autoloadBind an Easy Effects preset to autoload when a specific microphone (or output device) becomes active. Lists current PipeWire devices, lets the user pick, and writes the autoload JSON Easy Effects expects.export-presetsBack up Easy Effects presets from the live data dir into the user's library. Optionally git-commit and push if the library is configured as a git repo. Use after creating or tweaking a preset to capture it.install-presetCopy a preset from the user's library into the live Easy Effects data dir so it can be loaded. Use after pulling new presets into the library or on a fresh workstation.list-presetsList Easy Effects presets — what's loaded right now, what's in the live data dir (installed but not active), and what's in the user's library. Use to figure out what's available before loading, installing, or exporting.load-presetActivate an Easy Effects preset by name. Wraps `easyeffects -l <name>` (or the Flatpak equivalent) and verifies it loaded by reading back the last-loaded preset.setup-libraryOnboard Easy-Effects-Manager — capture the user's preset library path (and whether it's a git repo) into the user-var store, then scaffold the directory tree. Run once per workstation before using any other skill in this plugin. Idempotent.test-input-levelRecord a short sample from the active input device, compute peak/RMS levels, and recommend gain adjustments. Use to verify a mic preset is producing clean, well-leveled audio for voice dictation or recording.tweak-presetOpen or modify a single value in an installed Easy Effects preset JSON file, then reload it. Useful for quick adjustments (autogain target, threshold, gain) without launching the full GUI. For structural edits, use the GUI.
elongatePad the user's text to N× its original length without adding new information — verbose phrasing, restated points, redundant qualifiers, scenic detours. Use when the user wants prose stretched to hit a length target.to-archaicRewrite text in a generic archaic English register — older than Shakespearean, with biblical / King James cadence ("verily", "lo", "thee", "behold"). Use when the user wants a venerable, scriptural-sounding tone rather than specifically Renaissance or…to-chaos-caserEwRiTe TeXt In ChAoS CaSe — alternating or randomised capitalisation. Pure mechanical transform, no LLM call needed. Use when the user wants the SpongeBob / mocking-text effect on a string, paragraph, or file.to-medievalRewrite text in a medieval / chivalric register — feudal vocabulary ("thy lordship", "fief", "vassal", "by my troth"), scribal tone, references to courts, knights, and oaths. Use when the user wants a specifically medieval flavour rather than generic-archaic…to-over-salesyConvert the user's text into shameless infomercial copy — ALL CAPS bursts, exclamation marks, "ACT NOW!", manufactured urgency, hyperbolic adjectives, breathless promises. Use when the user wants prose that reads like a 2 AM TV ad.to-platitude-stuffedLard the user's text with empty corporate platitudes and feel-good filler — "at the end of the day", "moving the needle", "circle back", reassuring nothing-phrases. Use when the user wants prose that sounds expansive and polite while saying nothing extra.to-pseudobotRewrite text to feel obviously bot- or AI-generated — programmatic artifacts, fake server-glitch fragments, slightly-broken phrasing, overly-neutral tone. Use when the user wants a message that reads like a malfunctioning auto-responder.to-shakespeareRewrite the user's text with Shakespearean / Early Modern English flourishes — "thou", "thee", "verily", elegant antiquated phrasing — while keeping the meaning and overall tone professional. Use when the user wants a stylistic rewrite into Shakespearean…
configure-rmbgUse when the user wants to change default model, output naming, or GPU acceleration settings.install-dolphin-actionUse when the user wants right-click "Remove background" in KDE Dolphin file manager.install-rembgUse when quick-rmbg is not found on PATH and needs to be installed or upgraded.list-rmbg-modelsUse when the user wants to know which rembg models are available and which to pick for their use case.refine-mask-interactiveUse when the user wants to iteratively refine a mask until satisfied, re-running on the same image.remove-background-batchUse when the user points at a folder and wants to process all images in batch.remove-backgroundUse when the user wants to remove the background from a single image file.remove-background-two-passUse when single-pass leaves residue (hair, low-contrast edges) that needs cleanup.
build-isoUse when the user wants to build a UDF/ISO9660 hybrid image for one batch before burning, so the same image can be reused across multiple disc copies.burn-batch-jobUse when the user wants to archive a whole source directory across multiple discs end-to-end — scans, plans, builds ISOs, burns N copies per disc, and verifies.burn-discUse when the user wants to burn one batch (from an ISO or directly from a folder) onto blank optical media, with optional multiple copies.drive-infoUse when the user wants a diagnostic dump of attached optical drives and the media currently loaded — useful before starting a burn job or troubleshooting.k3b-handoffUse when growisofs misbehaves on a particular drive/media combo and the user wants to fall back to k3b's GUI to burn one batch manually.label-discUse when the user wants a printable label or insert sheet for a burned disc, summarising its contents.plan-batchesUse when the user has a manifest and needs to group files into disc-sized batches without splitting any file across discs.scan-sourceUse when the user wants to inventory a source directory before burning it to optical media — produces a manifest of every file with size and mtime plus a summary.
or-compare-modelsUse when the user wants to compare two or more OpenRouter models head-to-head. Triggers on phrases like "compare <model-a> and <model-b> on OpenRouter", "head-to-head OR comparison", "which is better — <model-a> or <model-b>", "side-by-side OpenRouter…or-evaluate-modelUse when the user wants a deep evaluation of a single OpenRouter model that goes beyond the OR catalog — model card, paper, benchmarks, license, known limitations. Triggers on phrases like "evaluate <model> for <task>", "deep dive on <OR model>", "research…or-find-audio-modelsUse when the user wants to find OpenRouter models that accept audio input. Triggers on phrases like "OpenRouter audio models", "models that accept audio on OR", "speech input models on OpenRouter", "OpenRouter models for transcription", "audio-capable LLMs on…or-find-tool-modelsUse when the user wants to find OpenRouter models that support tool use / function calling. Triggers on phrases like "OpenRouter models with tool use", "which OR models support function calling", "find tool-calling models on OpenRouter", "MCP-compatible…or-find-vision-modelsUse when the user wants to find vision-capable / multimodal image-input models on OpenRouter. Triggers on phrases like "OpenRouter vision models", "image-capable models on OR", "models that accept images on OpenRouter", "multimodal models on OpenRouter",…or-lookup-modelsUse when the user wants to look up models in the OpenRouter catalog — fetch the full model list, look up a specific model by ID, or get raw catalog data for downstream filtering. Triggers on phrases like "look up an OpenRouter model", "get the OpenRouter…or-recommend-modelUse when the user wants a recommendation for which OpenRouter model to use for a task — interactive, asks clarifying questions about budget, context, modalities, then proposes a ranked shortlist. Triggers on phrases like "recommend an OpenRouter model",…or-research-modelsUse when the user wants open-ended exploration of OpenRouter models around a theme rather than a specific recommendation, comparison, or evaluation. Triggers on phrases like "explore OpenRouter models for <topic>", "what's available on OR for <area>", "show…
daf-yomi-todayReturn today's Daf Yomi (or a specified date's daf) — masechet, daf number, link to Sefaria, and link to common audio shiurim (Hadran, OU Torah, YUTorah).hebrew-date-convertConvert a date between Gregorian and Hebrew calendars in either direction. Handles before/after sunset (Hebrew dates roll over at sunset, not midnight) when location is configured.parsha-this-weekReturn this week's Torah portion (parsha) — name in Hebrew and transliteration, verse range, summary, and a link to the full text on Sefaria. Optionally accepts a date to look up a different week.shabbat-timesGet candle-lighting and havdalah times for the upcoming (or a specified) shabbat. Uses the location saved by the `onboard` skill. Calls the zmanim MCP server (preferred) or hebcal MCP/REST as fallback.upcoming-jewish-holidaysList upcoming Jewish holidays — major yom tov, minor holidays, fasts, and rosh chodesh — for the next N days, the rest of the current Hebrew year, or a specified Gregorian/Hebrew year. Diaspora vs. Israel observance is honored based on the user's saved…install-companion-pluginsOffer to install Claude Code plugins that complement jewish-utilities. The primary companion is `jewish-texts-reference` (Sefaria text lookups for Tanakh, Talmud, Mishnah, Halakha, plus nikkud add/strip). Use when the user asks about installing companions, or…onboardFirst-run setup for the jewish-utilities plugin. Captures the user's location (city, latitude, longitude, timezone) and writes it to a config file so that location-dependent skills (shabbat-times, zmanim) can read it without re-asking each time. Run this once…zmanimReturn halachic times (zmanim) for the user's saved location for today or a specified date — alot, sunrise, latest shema, latest tefillah, chatzot, mincha gedolah/ketana, plag, sunset, tzeit hakochavim, candle-lighting, havdalah. Supports GR"A and MG"A…
create-snapshotUse when the user wants to take a BTRFS snapshot before a risky change.diff-snapshotUse when the user wants to see what changed between two snapshots.list-snapshotsUse when the user wants to review existing snapshots for a subvolume.list-subvolumesUse when the user wants to see BTRFS subvolumes and which are snapper-managed.pre-change-snapshotUse when the user is about to run an action and wants a "pre" snapshot first.prune-snapshotsUse when the user wants to clean up old snapshots to reclaim space.rollback-snapshotUse when the user wants to revert a subvolume to a prior snapshot.setup-snapper-configUse when the user wants snapper to start managing a subvolume.
evaluate-qualityRun fidelity, utility, and privacy diagnostics on a synthetic dataset against the real source, generating a markdown report.real-to-synth-llmTransform real text records into synthetic counterparts that preserve semantics while changing specifics, using Claude.replace-piiAnonymise a real dataset by replacing PII columns with realistic Faker values, preserving structure and referential integrity.setup-workspaceInitialize a synthetic data workspace directory with standard folders, Python requirements, and venv setup.tabular-from-realFit a generative model on real tabular data and sample synthetic rows preserving correlations and distributions.tabular-from-schemaGenerate a synthetic tabular dataset from a JSON schema describing columns, types, and Faker providers.text-records-llmGenerate synthetic text records (support tickets, reviews, medical notes, etc.) using Claude based on a persona pool and schema.tools-referenceReference card of open-source synthetic data tools, when to use each, install commands, and design patterns.
batch-processApply one operation across a folder of images using GIMP's headless console — resize, crop, format-convert, flatten, watermark, etc. Use when the user wants to bulk-process images and ImageMagick alone isn't enough (e.g. needs a GIMP-only filter or PSD/XCF…export-imageConvert a single image (XCF, PSD, PNG, JPG, TIFF, WebP, etc.) to another format via GIMP headless. Use when the user wants to export a GIMP-native file to a web format, or when format support outside GIMP is missing.gimp-cli-referenceReference for the GIMP command-line interface — non-interactive batch mode, Script-Fu invocation, console binary, and the differences between GIMP 2.10 and GIMP 3.0. Read this before authoring batch ops or Script-Fu calls.install-gimp-pluginInstall a GIMP-side plugin (Script-Fu .scm, Python-Fu .py, or compiled binary) into the user's GIMP config directory so it appears in the GIMP menu next launch. Use when the user wants to add a third-party GIMP filter or extension.list-gimp-pluginsList every Script-Fu, Python-Fu, and binary plugin currently installed in the user's GIMP config directory, including version (where derivable) and whether it lives in the user dir or system dir. Use when the user asks "what plugins do I have", or before…onboardFirst-run setup for the GIMP plugin. Detects how GIMP is installed on the user's Linux machine (native package, Flatpak, Snap, AppImage), captures version and CLI binary path, and persists a profile to $CLAUDE_USER_DATA so the other skills can shell out…run-script-fuExecute an arbitrary Script-Fu expression (or a .scm file) against the user's GIMP install in headless mode, using the binary path stored by onboard. Use when the user asks to run a Script-Fu snippet, debug a script, or test PDB calls.upgrade-detectRe-probe the local GIMP install and update the saved profile if version, binary path, or install type has changed. Use after `apt upgrade`, `flatpak update`, `snap refresh`, replacing an AppImage, or when another skill reports a stale binary.