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This skill manages a persistent, structured personal knowledge base (Wiki). It provides core operations for ingesting external articles, synthesizing insights from conversations, and querying stored knowledge. By maintaining structured files, index lists, and cross-references, it helps build a comprehensive knowledge graph, ensuring all insights are captured and easily retrievable.

This guide provides comprehensive technical guidance for performance tuning and automating workflows using TechSmith Snagit COM API and Camtasia. It details key considerations for robust scripting, including using PowerShell and Python interop, defining various input/output types (like desktop, window, clipboard, or file), and solving common errors (such as COM registration failures or permission issues). Use this skill when building complex, automated pipelines for screen capture and video editing.

This skill generates a comprehensive, structured meeting notes page in HTML format. It captures all essential meeting elements, including attendees, a detailed agenda checklist, key decisions, and a trackable action items table (with owners and due dates). Ideal for documenting meeting minutes, 1:1 recaps, or all-hands summaries to ensure clear follow-up and accountability.

This skill analyzes the user's local screen history captured by the screenpipe daemon. It detects repeated research patterns and workflows, compares them against known skills, and drafts actionable proposals for new or combined skills (composition recipes). It is designed to help users systematize their ongoing work habits and formalize repeatable processes into reusable skills.

This skill is designed to capture and organize unstructured 'brain dumps'—messy streams of thoughts, ideas, and tasks—with zero information loss. It immediately structures the input into distinct, actionable sections (Projects/Ideas, Tasks, Connections, etc.), providing a clean, next-step guide. Use it whenever you are unloading a large, mixed block of thoughts and need them turned into coherent, executable plans.

This skill orchestrates the process of converting a detailed, multi-turn conversation, complex workflow, or troubleshooting path into a standardized, reusable SKILL.md format. It guides the user through proposing a structured plan, ensuring all necessary steps, triggers, and inputs are captured before materializing the final, callable skill for future use.

A comprehensive workflow designed to convert unstructured conversational data, meeting notes, and ad-hoc decisions into highly structured, linkable entries within Notion. This tool ensures that all captured knowledge—whether an FAQ, a 'how-to' guide, or a formal decision log—is properly documented, categorized, and linked to maintain a cohesive, searchable knowledge base for easy reuse across teams.

This skill facilitates structured, bidirectional reading and knowledge synthesis for academic texts, theories, and articles. It forces users to first capture the source material's original intent, before critically mapping its relationships, conflicts, and absorptions against the CrossFrame framework. It ensures structured output with clear source boundaries, making it ideal for deep learning and scholarly work.

This skill transforms raw meeting discussions, transcripts, or notes into a highly structured and actionable document. It systematically captures critical outputs, including definitive decisions, assigned action items (with clear owners and deadlines), open questions, and defined next steps. Use it for project reviews, sprint planning, and stakeholder syncs to ensure maximum follow-through and clarity.

This skill conducts a 15-question interview to deeply capture your professional context, including your role, core topics, trusted sources, and preferred format. It then generates a comprehensive, reusable 'master prompt' that can be pasted into automated routines or scheduled tasks, ensuring you receive personalized, structured intelligence briefings without manual setup.

A structured template designed for comprehensive meeting minutes. It guides users to capture key elements including attendees, agenda items, major decisions, detailed action items (with owners and due dates), and next steps. Ideal for professional settings requiring clear follow-up and accountability.

An interactive skill designed to interview users to capture project vision, core decisions, and technical preferences. It systematically converts raw discussions into structured documentation, maintaining the project's history in ADRs (Architectural Decision Records) and its overarching goal in the README.