Skill UI

This advanced trading journal captures the full context of a trade, recording not only the fill price and P&L, but also the initial thesis, the defined plan (stop/target), and the emotional state at the time of entry. It integrates with Notion to log and review trades, grading the quality of decisions and execution against the user's own plan, ensuring users learn from process, not just profit.

This tool manages isolated profiles for Codex CLI and Codex Desktop, ensuring that different accounts, projects, and local states do not interfere with each other. It provides dedicated CODEX_HOME directories, allowing users to securely switch contexts (e.g., work, personal, client) on a single machine without manual environment variable management.

This skill monitors project spending against a configured budget limit. It aggregates total costs from session tracking records, calculates the utilization percentage, and emits a multi-tiered alert (INFO, WARNING, CRITICAL, HARD_STOP). It is essential for cost governance, ensuring that resource spawning (like swarms) is halted or optimized when spending approaches critical thresholds.

This composite CI gate runs four critical cost monitoring checks—budget, burn, anomaly, and projection—in parallel. It surfaces a single, combined health status by taking the maximum exit code. This tool is an operational entry point for integrating comprehensive resource spending alerts directly into CI/CD pipelines, ensuring that resource usage remains within defined boundaries and predicts potential budget overruns.

This skill analyzes historical token usage across AI agents and models to pinpoint areas of inefficiency and waste. It recommends specific optimizations—such as model tier adjustments, improving cache utilization, or removing redundant agents—providing estimated dollar savings and actionable steps to reduce operational costs.

This skill analyzes and reports on the token usage, expenditure, and budget for AI models (like Claude Code) by querying a local SQLite database. It is essential for users who need detailed financial accountability, tracking costs by project, tool, or date, and managing operational budgets.

A comprehensive operational guide for support teams to manage complex customer billing workflows. It assists operators in diagnosing billing anomalies, processing refunds, triaging charges, and recovering customer portals. Use this when investigating billing discrepancies, assessing churn risk, or ensuring accurate subscription state and revenue management.

This skill manages the end-to-end operational workflow for corporate email communication. It is focused on the mechanics of the mailbox itself, allowing users to triage inboxes, draft replies, send messages, and verify successful delivery. It ensures that all actions are context-aware, adhering to brand voice, and providing verifiable proof of the message's final status (e.g., Sent or Drafted).

Run a pre-deploy and post-deploy gate to catch silent failure modes that make releases appear successful while production remains broken. Verifies migrations, flags, assets, pointers, rollout state, and the live revision before reporting shipped.

This skill intercepts the response flow before generation, allowing the user to explicitly control the desired depth, length, and token usage of the AI's answer. It estimates the complexity of the input prompt and presents multiple options (e.g., 25%, 50%, 75%, 100%), ensuring the output matches the user's need, whether they require a brief summary or a comprehensive, detailed analysis.

This helper tool is designed to assist with a wide variety of tasks and needs. It encourages users to use their own judgment and judgment to handle diverse prompts, making it a flexible and adaptable resource for general problem-solving scenarios. Ideal for brainstorming, general queries, and initial exploration.