菜单
Use when posting to chat or email on the user's behalf — Slack, Discord, Telegram, or mail — through an available integration. Get the recipient and content right, and confirm before anything goes out.
用 Codex 或 Claude 帮你安装 复制这段 Prompt，粘贴到 Codex、Claude 或其他助手里，让它检查 Skill 页面并帮你完成安装。
Use when writing or reviewing OpenAidy addon UI code (app/index.html, app/index.js) that calls sdk.ui.* — covers component mounting semantics and composed usage patterns beyond the one-line reference in addon_create's tool description.
Use when calling external REST APIs or querying databases on the user's behalf through available tools or MCP servers — read-only by default, parametrized queries, and confirmation before any write.
Use when reading, extracting from, or generating real-world document files — PDFs, spreadsheets (CSV/Excel/Sheets), and slide decks — with available tools; preserve the source and verify the output.
Use when working with calendars — checking availability, finding meeting times, and creating or updating events through an available calendar integration — with careful timezone handling and confirmation before inviting others.
Use when a task needs a real browser — navigating sites, filling and submitting forms, clicking through flows, extracting page data, or taking screenshots — driving whatever browser tool or MCP server is available.
Use when you need current or external facts — searching the web, reading multiple sources, cross-checking claims, and synthesizing an answer with citations instead of guessing from memory.
| name | Sending Messages |
| description | Use when posting to chat or email on the user's behalf — Slack, Discord, Telegram, or mail — through an available integration. Get the recipient and content right, and confirm before anything goes out. |
| version | 1.0.0 |
A sent message can't be unsent. When you post to a channel or send mail as the user, you're speaking with their voice to real people — so verify the destination and the words before they leave.
See references/message-checklist.md.
