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Automates sharing a Google Drive file with every attendee of a specified Google Calendar event, ensuring meeting participants get access without manual permissions management.

Command-line helper that pulls in URLs, local files, transcripts, podcasts, and YouTube links to deliver concise summaries or transcripts, with provider models and fetch fallbacks configurable for any workflow.

Handles user prompts to send local files or images by emitting the required Weixin protocol block so the app can deliver them directly; report success only when the block and target file exist to avoid false claims.

Create, update, and connect nodes/edges inside Obsidian .canvas files, enabling structured mind maps, flowcharts, and visual canvases by validating IDs, spacing, and JSON integrity.

This skill guides the creation and editing of Obsidian Bases (.base files). It enables users to build dynamic, database-like views of notes by applying complex filters (AND, OR, NOT), defining computed properties using formulas, and configuring multiple views (table, cards, list). Use this when you need to aggregate, filter, or summarize information across multiple notes in a structured way, simulating a lightweight, navigable knowledge database.

This comprehensive toolkit provides full automation capabilities for Dropbox operations. Users can search for files and folders by content or metadata, upload and download large files, manage folder structures (create, move, delete), and generate secure sharing links. It streamlines collaboration and data transfer workflows, making it essential for automated business processes and cloud file management.

PDFtk Server is a powerful command-line tool designed for comprehensive manipulation and processing of PDF documents. It allows users to programmatically merge, split, rotate, secure (encrypt/decrypt), fill forms, apply watermarks, extract metadata, repair corrupted files, and much more. Ideal for automation scripts, batch processing, and any scenario requiring robust, scripted PDF handling from the terminal.

A structured planning system that uses markdown files (task_plan.md, progress.md) to manage complex, multi-step projects, research tasks, or workflows requiring extensive steps. It provides robust session recovery and includes file tampering detection, treating all plan contents as immutable data. Ideal for highly structured project management.

This toolkit provides comprehensive automation capabilities for Box cloud storage. It allows users to manage the entire document lifecycle, including file uploading and downloading, deep content searching using metadata filters, creating and modifying folders, and managing collaboration permissions. Ideal for integrating Box into automated business workflows, ensuring documents are always accessible and organized.

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.

A sophisticated, file-based system designed for organizing and tracking complex, multi-step projects. It utilizes structured Markdown files (task_plan.md, progress.md, findings.md) to maintain a complete record of plans, research findings, and progress updates. Ideal for project analysis, workflow management, and ensuring data integrity throughout the planning lifecycle.

This file-based system provides a structured method for organizing and tracking the progress of complex, multi-stage projects or extensive research tasks. It automatically generates and manages key files like `task_plan.md`, `findings.md`, and `progress.md`. It is ideal for users needing to deconstruct, plan, and maintain comprehensive visibility over large, complex workflows, supporting automatic session recovery and integrity checks.