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Defines a default context-mode workflow for safely handling large outputs, CLI commands, Playwright captures, and MCP integrations, ensuring all non-trivial operations use ctx_execute or ctx_execute_file for predictable performance.

Automate building a Google Slides presentation by invoking gws commands to create a deck, capture its ID, and share editing access with your team.

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 a user's local screen activity, captured via the screenpipe daemon. It detects recurring workflow patterns, compares them against existing skills, and proposes new skills or composition recipes. Designed for users who want to formalize their undocumented work processes, ensuring all detection and processing run locally for maximum privacy.

This agent allows a bot to actively join, monitor, and leave live Lark video conferences. It captures real-time event streams, tracking participant joining/leaving, speaking activity, chat messages, and screen sharing. It is designed for scenarios requiring real-time status updates, such as virtual assistants, passive observers, or active meeting participants.