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This skill fetches current weather conditions and multi-day forecasts for any specified location by querying public weather APIs like wttr.in. It can provide various output formats, including text summaries, detailed JSON data, and even PNG images. Use it whenever a user asks about the weather, temperature, or forecast for a given area. No API key is required.

This skill acts as a literature-research assistant, orchestrating a Python CLI to interface with APIs like Semantic Scholar and arXiv. It enables users to search for academic papers by topic, retrieve detailed metadata, perform impact analysis using citation tracking, download PDFs, and extract text content. It streamlines the entire academic research workflow from initial discovery to deep reading.

A single-pass skill designed to generate a concise, cited topic brief from a limited web search round. It helps content planners establish factual anchors by identifying 3-5 key sub-questions, summarizing findings, and generating structured sources and section anchors. This is a rapid drafting tool, not a replacement for deep, multi-round academic research.

This comprehensive skill allows users to search the web using the DuckDuckGo API, retrieving diverse content including text results, news articles, images, and videos. It supports advanced filtering options such as time range, region, content type (e.g., news, images), and specific media characteristics (e.g., image size, video duration). Ideal for research, fact-checking, academic study, and gathering current web resources.

This skill provides access to the Judilibre API, enabling users to search and retrieve judicial decisions from the French judicial system (e.g., Court of Cassation). Users can conduct detailed searches using keywords, filtering by specific chambers, jurisdictions, or date ranges. It also allows reading the full text of a specific ruling, providing structured metadata and the complete legal context. Ideal for legal researchers and students.

Mine ancient French legal sources from Gallica (BNF) via stable APIs: parliamentary debates since 1871, old case reports (Sirey, Dalloz), doctrine, theses, official texts, and legal journals. Retrieve OCR extracts, page numbers, and image links for verification. Ideal for historical legal research and genealogy of laws before modern databases.

Generate AI-powered slide decks from text, outlines, reference images, or uploaded documents via the 2slides API. Supports theme selection, AI voice narration, and exporting slides as PNG or audio as WAV.

Fetch any X/Twitter post or long-form Article as clean, LLM-friendly JSON via the ADHX API. Extracts author info, full content, and engagement metrics from x.com, twitter.com, or adhx.com links for summarization and analysis without scraping or a browser.

Anywrite is a compiled CLI covering all 52 endpoints of the Anytype local API. It allows users to manage objects, properties, tags, search, chat, and files without needing an MCP server. It works as a low-context alternative, usable from a terminal or script. Requires manual installation of the executable.

Protocol for token-efficient web research using layered fetching, GitHub API calls, targeted extraction, and sharpened search queries to avoid full-page fetching waste.

Generates quick-access medical summary cards for emergencies, travel, or medical visits. Extracts critical data like allergies, medications, and implants. Supports multiple formats including HTML, JSON, and text for offline use or printing. Ensures rapid information access during critical situations.

Read and edit Google Docs through an available authenticated connector or reviewed API integration, with scoped changes and read-back verification. This skill provides instructions for safe document operations, including reading structure, applying targeted edits, and verifying results. It emphasizes authorization, revision preconditions, and avoiding duplicate inserts. Suitable for users who need to automate document content updates while maintaining data integrity and security.