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Formats Markdown into Slack-ready HTML or mrkdwn, previews the Slack-style rendering, copies rich HTML to the clipboard, and optionally delivers announcements via webhooks for messages and notifications.

This skill automates the process of converting a compiled academic paper into a professional, structured presentation slide deck (PDF/PPTX format). It intelligently adjusts the slide count and content depth based on the specified talk type (e.g., 'spotlight', 'oral,' 'poster-talk') and duration. It supports advanced features like style referencing to match the structural rhythm of previous works, making it ideal for conference talks (NeurIPS, ICML, etc.).

Processes meeting transcripts and recordings to normalize speakers, log metadata, and generate actionable coaching on speaking balance, conflict avoidance, filler usage, and question quality whenever users reference their meetings or tools like Otter or Zoom.

Design and implement a unified operational workflow for managing notifications sourced from disparate tools like GitHub, Linear, local hooks, and chat platforms. This skill addresses notification fragmentation, alert noise, and redundancy by establishing clear severity levels, ownership, routing channels, and next operational actions into a single, cohesive pipeline.

Presents modal dialogs for asking clarifying questions, preferences, or confirmations when the user cannot see CLI output, ensuring explicit consent before sensitive or ambiguous actions.

This utility compresses verbose natural language notes, memories, and documents (like markdown files) into a highly dense format. By eliminating filler words, redundant phrases, and grammatical fluff, it significantly reduces the token count for large inputs. Crucially, it strictly preserves all technical content, including code blocks, inline code, URLs, file paths, and commands, ensuring technical accuracy while boosting AI processing efficiency.

Send plain-text messages to a Google Chat space directly from the gws CLI using `gws chat +send` for quick notifications or alerts when you want to automate or script communication.

Use the gws CLI to inspect Google Docs resources, invoke methods like create/get/batchUpdate, and slot helper write commands so you can automate doc creation and updates without leaving the terminal.

CLI helper that forwards a Gmail message to new recipients while preserving the original thread, attachments, and formatting; supports notes, HTML content, CC/BCC, attachment overrides, dry-run inspections, and draft saving for streamlined workflow automation.

CLI skill that replies to Gmail messages given a message ID, automatically sets threading headers, quotes the original, and supports attachments, HTML bodies, drafts, and dry runs for efficient follow-up.

Command-line skill for sending Gmail messages with recipients, subject, body, HTML, attachments, CC/BCC, drafts, and a dry-run preview so automation scripts can deliver reports or notifications while respecting RFC encoding.

Command-line wrapper for Google Keep allowing creation, listing, retrieval, deletion, and attachment download of notes through `gws keep`.