菜单
Send desktop notifications from the terminal. Use this skill when the user wants to display system notifications, pipe command output to notifications, or get alerts after long-running operations complete. Supports cross-platform (Windows Toast, macOS osascript, Linux notify-send).
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。
基于 SOC 职业分类
| name | desktop-notifications |
| description | Send desktop notifications from the terminal. Use this skill when the user wants to display system notifications, pipe command output to notifications, or get alerts after long-running operations complete. Supports cross-platform (Windows Toast, macOS osascript, Linux notify-send). |
Send desktop notifications from the terminal.
notify --help
If not installed:
uv tool install "git+https://github.com/lirrensi/agent-sommelier"
notify "Title" "Body message"
echo "Status update" | notify "Progress"
cat log.txt | notify "Logs"
# After long operation
long_operation && notify "Done" "Operation completed successfully"
# Simple alert
notify "Build Complete" "All tests passed!"
# With pipe
curl -s http://api/status | notify "API Status"
# Chain with other commands
find . -name "*.py" | wc -l | notify "File Count"
Run and manage background jobs from the terminal. Use this skill when the user wants to execute long-running commands in the background, track job status, read job output, or manage multiple concurrent processes. Provides friendly-name tracking, status monitoring, and output capture for background tasks.
Build self-contained, single-file HTML artifacts and serve them with the artify CLI. Use for visualizations, interactive tools, presentations, living documents, forms and quizzes that return structured data via artify snapshot, and any browser-native replacement for static files. Prefer adapting starters when there is a close fit; otherwise build from scratch.
Use this skill when you need to manage project tasks — create, update, complete, prioritize, filter, review, track dependencies, or find unblocked work. Trigger on: 'add a task', 'create task', 'show tasks', 'what's next', 'mark done', 'update task', 'task status', 'task history', 'next task', 'task inbox', 'list tasks', 'init tasks', 'task deps', 'ready tasks', 'blocked tasks', 'search tasks', 'tag-any', 'dependency graph'. Also use proactively when starting a new work session — check `tasks status` and `tasks ready` to orient yourself. This skill covers the project's static, file-based task system (persistent, in-repo history) with typed dependency tracking, ready queue, and priority management — NOT ephemeral runtime task tools.
Generate complete, production-ready TTS (Text-to-Speech) scripts and CLI tools using edge-tts — Microsoft's neural voice engine with 400+ natural-sounding voices. Use this skill whenever the user wants to speak text aloud from the terminal/PowerShell, list or search voices, select voices by name/language/gender, control rate/volume/pitch, save speech to MP3/audio files, or pipe text into a speak command. Trigger for ANY request involving TTS, speech synthesis, say command, speak function, voice output, edge-tts, or audio from scripts — even small snippets. Always check installation first and prefer uv tool install for setup.
Autonomous execution mode triggered by the word "engage". Use when the user has finished planning and wants the agent to execute autonomously without further questions until the workflow is fully complete. The agent must build, test, verify, and deliver proof of work — never exiting with an incomplete or unverified result. Trigger on: "engage", "go autonomous", "execute the plan", "run it", "make it happen", or any explicit signal to switch from planning mode into fully autonomous build-and-verify mode.
Control tmux/psmux sessions for interactive CLIs, SSH connections, and parallel agent orchestration. Works cross-platform: tmux on Linux/macOS, psmux on Windows. Provides sync commands that send keys and automatically capture output. Triggers: "run in tmux", "create tmux session", "tmux", "SSH session", "parallel terminals", "run multiple agents".