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How to use the Dropbox connector's tools — browsing folders, searching, reading file content, creating and moving files, and managing shared links. Use when the user works with Dropbox, cloud files, folders, documents, shared links, file requests, or storage.

How to use the Outlook connector's tools — listing, reading, drafting, sending, replying, and filing mail, plus reading and creating calendar events. Use when the user works with Outlook, Microsoft 365 mail, their inbox, drafts, mail folders, meeting invites, or calendar events.

How to use the Asana connector's tools — finding, creating, and updating tasks, subtasks, comments, and projects, and navigating workspaces and sections. Use when the user works with Asana, tasks, to-dos, projects, assignees, due dates, or team workflows.

How to use the Box connector's tools — browsing folders, uploading and downloading files, copying, sharing via links, commenting, and asking Box AI questions about file contents. Use when the user works with Box, files, folders, documents, shared links, or cloud storage.

How to use the Cloudflare connector's tools — listing and inspecting Workers, managing KV namespaces, R2 buckets, D1 databases, and Hyperdrive configs, and running SQL against D1. This is the Workers Bindings server, scoped to one Cloudflare account. Use when the user works with Cloudflare, Workers, KV, R2, D1, Hyperdrive, edge storage, or serverless bindings — NOT DNS records, zones, WAF, page rules, or CDN/cache settings (this server does not expose those).

How to use the GitHub connector's tools — finding repositories, reading repos, READMEs, branches, and commits, and creating and managing issues, pull requests, reviews, comments, labels, assignees, and file contents. Use when the user works with GitHub, repos, issues, PRs, pull requests, code reviews, branches, commits, or wants to open an issue or PR.

How to use the Google Calendar connector's tools — finding events, creating and editing them, inviting attendees, and checking availability. Use when the user works with their calendar, schedule, meetings, events, invites, agenda, availability, free/busy, or asks to book or reschedule a time.

How to use the Google Docs connector's tools — finding documents, reading their text, creating docs from Markdown, inserting and replacing text, copying, and exporting to PDF. Use when the user works with Google Docs, documents, reports, write-ups, meeting notes, or wants to draft, edit, or export a doc.

Build a Synapse UI for an MCP server — a React app built to one inlined HTML file, served as a `ui://` resource and rendered in the NimbleBrain host. Works with any MCP server (Python/FastMCP or TypeScript). Use when building a Synapse app or UI, adding a frontend to an MCP server, making a server "visual" or "interactive", or wiring a `ui://` resource.

Build MCP servers end-to-end — scaffold a production-ready Python or TypeScript server from API docs, implement tools, validate the MCPB bundle, embed a skill resource, and release to the mpak registry. Covers the full lifecycle from API analysis to published bundle. Use when building a new MCP server, wrapping an API as MCP, or creating an integration. Triggers include "build an MCP server", "create a server for X", "/mcpb".

Get started contributing to NimbleBrain open source — find an integration to build, set up your environment, propose a new idea, or check on your work. Use when onboarding as a contributor, picking something to build, filing an issue, or asking "what should I build". Triggers include "I'm a new contributor", "onboard me", "what should I build", "show me open issues", "file an issue".

Creates a new blog post on JSONPlaceholder and previews it with simulated engagement data. Use when you want to draft a post, assign it to an author, and see what the published result would look like including the API response.

Generates a productivity report across all JSONPlaceholder users showing todo completion rates, rankings, and pending work. Use when you need to compare productivity across users or identify who has the most incomplete tasks.

Generates a comprehensive activity digest for a JSONPlaceholder user by aggregating their posts, comments, and todo status. Use when you need a summary of what a specific user has been doing, including their content output and task completion rate.

Build MCP servers end-to-end. Scaffolds a production-ready Python or TypeScript server from API documentation, implements tools, validates the MCPB bundle, creates an embedded skill resource, and guides release to the mpak registry. Covers the full lifecycle from API analysis to published bundle. Use when building a new MCP server, wrapping an API, or creating an integration. Triggers include "build an MCP server", "create a server for X", "/build-mcpb".

Get started contributing to NimbleBrain open source. Find available integrations to build, set up your environment, propose new ideas, or check on your work — with depth available whenever you want it. Triggers include "I'm a new contributor", "onboard me", "what should I build", "show me open issues", "file an issue".

Builds complete, compliant NimbleBrain Upjack apps from natural language descriptions. Generates manifest, entity schemas, skills, context, seed data, and server entry point. Use when creating a new Upjack app, building an AI-native app, or scaffolding a domain-specific application. Triggers include "create me a todo app", "build an upjack app", "new upjack app for", "scaffold an app".

Run smoke tests against the mpak CLI to verify all commands work correctly before publishing a new release.

Provides knowledge of how to use MCP example most effectively. It's loaded into the agent's context when running the MCP.

Kick off research on any topic. Returns a markdown report after ~1 minute of work.