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Automates daily planning by integrating with your calendar (e.g., Outlook via WorkIQ). It pulls your schedule, cross-references open tasks, analyzes workspace context, and classifies every meeting (Customer, Deep Work, Learning, etc.). The tool detects scheduling conflicts, identifies time zone issues, and generates a structured HTML prep file with proactive recommendations to maximize focus and productivity for the next day.

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 technique leverages structured data from music awards (like Grammy nominations and wins) to act as powerful search anchors. By extracting clues such as the award category, year, and status (nominated/won), users can cross-reference potential musicians against verifiable award databases. This method significantly narrows down the pool of candidates, allowing for highly accurate identification and verification of artists.

This skill transforms an LLM into a disciplined wiki maintainer for Obsidian. It moves beyond simple RAG by incrementally ingesting sources (papers, notes, articles) to build a persistent, interlinked "Second Brain." The LLM manages cross-references, updates core concepts, and maintains an evolving knowledge graph, ensuring that knowledge compounds over time rather than being re-derived on every query. Ideal for deep research, personal knowledge management (PKM), and building comprehensive internal wikis.

This tool generates a detailed, local 'receipt' or impact report of all Claude Code activity recorded in local session transcripts. It cross-references this data with your local Git history to provide a quantifiable measure of effort and project contribution. Ideal for performance reviews, budget justifications, or self-auditing usage.

This skill provides a scholarly layer on top of standard Word document generation. It is designed to create highly formal academic papers (theses, journal articles, conference papers) adhering to strict style guides like APA, MLA, Chicago, and IEEE. Key features include managing complex citation styles, handling numbered equations, generating live cross-references (figures, tables), and implementing multi-column journal layouts.

Adversarial double-blind audit of a paper's .bib entries: one agent extracts each reference verbatim, a second independently re-fetches it from the web, and a third emits a field-by-field diff to catch dropped authors, wrong years, venues, and bad DOIs/arXiv ids.